I know its a waste of primers but couldn't I just de-prime the ones I want to change over?
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You're right, that would be a real waste of primers. Your favorite brand of primer isn't any better, unless you are shooting a competition handgun with a lightened hammer spring. WWW.LARRYWILLIS.COM
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Change over t0 what? You can't change from a large primer to a small primer or viceversa. I am not sure why you would want to change from one brand of primer to some other brand.
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I'm not sure what you are asking. Change over from what? If you mean" "Can you change a large primer case to use a small primer or vice versa?" the answer is NO, absolutely not.
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I'm sorry I missed the thread your question was following. The brass is once fired brass and it the primers are both small and large pistol primers. Most of the primers will be large pistol primers. Some ammo manufactures use both large and small primers so you will need to spend some time sorting through this shipment. But if reloading is something you already do as a hobby, you won't mind. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
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You can deprive as needed, I usually clean in tumbler, deprime and size, then run thru a heated sonic cleaner
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The brass does not come with new primers installed. you still have to decap and resize, they have only been sorted and put through the tumbler.
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No, those are an accessory you can buy if you want. However, for primers I use the white plastic rod that the auto feeder comes with (I leave it in the primer tube as I reload). I used a sharpie and marked it for a visual indicator so I know when to load another 100 primers. Powder is visible to you in the powder measure container.
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You can change them yourself. There are even videos on YouTube that show the process. Its very easy! I would waste time and money taking it to a service center for that. Hope that helps.
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Answer to your first question is "No". De-priming is done on my Hornady Pro 7 as part of its several functions. I'm not familiar with the Hornady apparatus you mention. If it is multi-functional it should de-prime your spent rounds. If not, tap the out with a punch, preferably brass.
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Yes, you can. I have different brands I use. So far, no problems. I just have to work on my technique. Getting better each time.
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I used my originals. If you need new ones I am unable to assist in that matter.
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This product will remove spent primers if your dies are equipped with a decapping pin (as most are). Priming or re-priming is accomplished with the "Ram Prime" assembly which is included in the Breech Lock Hand Press Kit (the hand press is also sold without this attachment so check that you are buying the kit). You can know that you are buying the Kit if the description includes a funnel and case lube. This is a handy item for loading at the range or doing small batches anywhere.
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You can reuse them. It's difficult to get them off but you can use a dull knife to get it started.
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You can prime on the press. The set up also comes with a seperate priming tray for off press priming. Instructions are included.
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Yes. The instructions on changing this area really easy to follow. Changing the combination shouldn't take more than a minute.
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You may have success doing that. I have had no success interchanging the two. I think the general answer would be no though.
1015014
Hello, Unfortunately we don't paint the items, if an item is paint to match item is primed but customer needs to paint the item on their end.Thank you
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It would probably be easier and more cost effective to change the fixture if you want LED's. I'm not sure that the savings warrant that.
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No,you can only do that with the identical cards. If you try do that,you will mess up the cards.
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Unfortunately no. There is no option to do it. it only changes automatically.
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Yes, you can. My granddaughter showed me how it is done, and, of course, I forgot since 2 weeks ago, but they can be deleted.
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Sure it is possible, but I can't imagine how much use you would have to have before you needed to change one.