Removing Primer

[Tom102938]

Is there a way to remove primers without the correct tool?

I have plenty of empty brass which I want to do today as im bored,

Cheers
tom

 

[norsk]

Is there a way to remove primers without the correct tool?

I have plenty of empty brass which I want to do today as im bored,

Cheers
tom

Hydraulic them out by filling the case with water,finding a bolt that fits into the case neck and smacking with a hammer.

Note: you cannot have anything under the primer itself.

 

[norsk]

You can poke them out with a pin punch too if you have one.

 

[Miki]

Knitting needle, 1/4 or 3/8 socket and a toffee hammer

 

[suburban bushwacker]

gentle use of depriming die. safety glasses obviously

 

[Bowland blades]

Not worth the risks involved! If its to pull the main charge ? I have done this many times , you can fire off the primer ! If you really want the primers out live ? Its just not worth the risks !

 

[Tom102938]

Not worth the risks involved! If its to pull the main charge ? I have done this many times , you can fire off the primer ! If you really want the primers out live ? Its just not worth the risks !

they are all fired.

 

[Bowland blades]

they are all fired.

just use a kinetic hammer to remove the bullet + powder and pop the dud primers out

 

[Tom102938]

just use a kinetic hammer to remove the bullet + powder and pop the dud primers out

theres no bullet head or powder, they are just once fired empty cases. I have just ordered a tumbler so would like to prep these today, but havent ordered al the tools yet etc

 

[bluesako]

deprime after cleaning save alot of time poking media out of primer holes bs

 

[nocturnaldave]

Dosnt cure today’s problem but get a lee universal depriming die …. Cheap as chips and handy to have. Will pretty much do any calibre.

 

[User00056]

theres no bullet head or powder, they are just once fired empty cases. I have just ordered a tumbler so would like to prep these today, but havent ordered al the tools yet etc

Easiest way is to deprime them as you resize on a press. That way you know if they're resized or not

 

[User00057]

Is this a Joke thread. Please tell me it’s a joke .

 

[Muir]

I read he wants to deprime spent primers without the press. Use any rod that will fit. -Muir

 

[Bowland blades]

they are all fired.

So to get this right.... You have once fired brass and you want to pop the old primer out ? Your re-sizing die will come with a hardened pin that pops the primer out . Do not skip the resizing die part or you risk jamming cases in the die or being un-able to remove the brass from the rifle chamber .
If your brand new to this , get some hands on help from an experienced re-loader or read one of the many guide books on re-loading .

 

[Bavarianbrit]

So to get this right.... You have once fired brass and you want to pop the old primer out ? Your re-sizing die will come with a hardened pin that pops the primer out . Do not skip the resizing die part or you risk jamming cases in the die or being un-able to remove the brass from the rifle chamber .
If your brand new to this , get some hands on help from an experienced re-loader or read one of the many guide books on re-loading .

Or you tube by the thousands.