Will one of these die remove the old primer?
1286846
Yes, the resizing die does, but I use a universal decapping die on all my cases separately prior to resizing, just makes the resizing go a lot smoother!
1286847
Yes, the sizer die pops out the primer and sizes the brass at the same time. No lube is needed either.
2060036
No These are only the plastic strips which hold the metal primers. The primers themselves must be bought by you and inserted in the strips; they are mainly for use in a Lee Loader (hand) decapping/priming die.
1272100
No. You want it to bond to the metal not the primer. Sand down the area and make sure both surfaces are clean.
899971
No, you have to get the specific dies for the caliber you are loading separately.
790889
Removing the primers from the cartridge cases requires Lee Manual Primer Punch for around 5.00 to 7.00 dollars. You don't have to buy this from Lee. Any primer punch or narrow punch will do. (I'm no salesman for Lee products.) The shell holders that come with the dies are exclusive to the die sets, you'll have to purchase Lee primer shell holders, individually, or several as a unit from Lee. Cheaper if you buy the kit of 9 or 10 primer shell holders. Again ( I'm not selling Lee products) You'll find that all reloading companies piece everything out so you'll have to buy their components separately. Removing the primers from the cartridge cases requires Lee Manual Primer Punch for around 5.00 to 7.00 dollars. You don't have to buy this from Lee. Any primer punch or narrow punch will do. (I'm no salesman for Lee products.) The shell holders that come with the dies are exclusive to the die sets, you'll have to purchase Lee primer shell holders, individually, or several as a unit from Lee. Cheaper if you buy the kit of 9 or 10 primer shell holders. Again ( I'm not selling Lee products) You'll find that all reloading companies piece everything out so you'll have to buy their components... » Read More Removing the primers from the cartridge cases requires Lee Manual Primer Punch for around 5.00 to 7.00 dollars. You don't have to buy this from Lee. Any primer punch or narrow punch will do. (I'm no salesman for Lee products.) The shell holders that come with the dies are exclusive to the die sets, you'll have to purchase Lee primer shell holders, individually, or several as a unit from Lee. Cheaper if you buy the kit of 9 or 10 primer shell holders. Again ( I'm not selling Lee products) You'll find that all reloading companies piece everything out so you'll have to buy their components separately. « Show Less
884906
Yes, this can be used with 44 mag, however, this die only removes the primer, it does not resize any case.
884909
Yes it will de-cap a 44 mag case. This die will not however size any case. It will only remove the primer.
522255
Probably not because military brass tends to have the primer glued in and it's tough to get it out. I haven't gotten any of the primers out of mine but someone told me if you push it will pop out.
1137886
Try a spot were it cannot be seen like door jam but it takes off about of paint so if primer is gray you may not know are going down to the primer unitil
486884
You will need a hand primer. I believe only the more expensive progressive presses will prime
110103
Yes take the old grip tape off. Make sure there is a clean surface for the new tape to adhere to.
321057
No, you need quite a bit more than just this. For effective priming, you need a sizing decapping die in station 2 (removing the decapping pin). You will also need calipers, scale, trimmer, case prep tool/system, ultra-sonic cleaner (optional rather than using a tumbler), tools for modifying the press if you do not have them (file, sandpaper, wrenches, screwdrivers, graphite powder etc), case lube ((and a lube pad optionally) although it does come with a small amount of lube).This one you may already have but a VERY sturdy bench/table. I would also really recommend a book to get the exact size, COL, powder amount etc that you need to get in the end result, in addition to the useful knowledge you will get. No, you need quite a bit more than just this. For effective priming, you need a sizing decapping die in station 2 (removing the decapping pin). You will also need calipers, scale, trimmer, case prep tool/system, ultra-sonic cleaner (optional rather than using a tumbler), tools for modifying the press if you do not have them (file, sandpaper, wrenches, screwdrivers, graphite powder etc), case lube ((and a lube pad optionally) although it does come with a small amount of lube).This one you may already have but a VERY sturdy bench/table. I would also really recommend a book to get... » Read More No, you need quite a bit more than just this. For effective priming, you need a sizing decapping die in station 2 (removing the decapping pin). You will also need calipers, scale, trimmer, case prep tool/system, ultra-sonic cleaner (optional rather than using a tumbler), tools for modifying the press if you do not have them (file, sandpaper, wrenches, screwdrivers, graphite powder etc), case lube ((and a lube pad optionally) although it does come with a small amount of lube).This one you may already have but a VERY sturdy bench/table. I would also really recommend a book to get the exact size, COL, powder amount etc that you need to get in the end result, in addition to the useful knowledge you will get. « Show Less
277145
No you will need new tape, you can not remove the old digitizer without damage the old tape.
963162
Yes it will work just fine. This great tool comes with everything you need in order to do both large and small primers.
2225347
It will remove it as well as any other. I like this product because it removes dark stains, and leave the hull original.
869901
The de-capping pin diameter will pass through a 9mm Casing. Of course, you must have a 9mm Die that uses these kind of replacement pins. ;p
2222223
Yes, but you have to swage the primer pocket first and also check to make sure the surplus brass has the right type of primer hole.