Different way to remove berdan primers????

[GONRA]

rbuck351 - GONRA sez be veeery careful using Shotgun Shell Battery Cup Primers in a Centerfire Rifle application! Wear first class eye protection and (IF you MUST doit) only LOW PRESSURE loads.

>>> Please do NOT use Shotgun Shell Battery Cup Primers in this application. <<<

(Hava vague memory of a .50 BMG reloader trying this long ago to save $$$$ over pricy .50 BMG primers.
Was NOT a satisfactory application. Just "Looked Good".)

[abunaitoo]

I made one of these years ago after watching the video. Super easy. if you broke a pin I just soft soldered them in so it was a quick replacement. I used needle bearings for pins. I wish I could find it now lol.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dz3_GcsUB4I

I saw that.
The pin is really thin.
I would think it would snap on crimped primers.

[edp2k]

The pin is the end of a dental pick/probe.
Pretty tough.

[Brassmonkey]

rbuck351 - GONRA sez be veeery careful using Shotgun Shell Battery Cup Primers in a Centerfire Rifle application! Wear first class eye protection and (IF you MUST doit) only LOW PRESSURE loads.

>>> Please do NOT use Shotgun Shell Battery Cup Primers in this application. <<<

(Hava vague memory of a .50 BMG reloader trying this long ago to save $$$$ over pricy .50 BMG primers.
Was NOT a satisfactory application. Just "Looked Good".)

So you're saying the two 5.56 shells I found with 209's in them should be used with caution? lol

[Duckiller]

The bolt must fit fairly tight at the neck. Case sits on an appropriate socket. Case is half+ full of water. Hit the bolt and primer will come out. If primer does not come out bolt needs to fit neck better. Only brass that I have felt is worth this effort is Swiss 7.5x55. Really pretty brass, but Berdan primed.