Universal depriming die?

[higgins]

Just a few days ago I got the Lee for $10 from Midway. Glad I noticed it when putting an order together. Based on limited use I think it will serve my needs, and the price is certainly right, even when not on sale.

[Sam Sackett]

The Lee will accept fatter brass, like the 348 Win. RCBS doesn't.

RCBS sells two different sizes. I only have the small one, but it does everything up to 308. Which size do you have?

Sam Sackett

[Ickisrulz]

It's not a die, but it works great: Harvey Deprimer.

https://harveydeprimer.com/

For a die, the LEE works well and is cheap.

[slim1836]

Will the LEE universal decapping die work on 30-06 cases?

Slim

[Stewbaby]

Will the LEE universal decapping die work on 30-06 cases?

Slim

Yes, all week long and twice on Sunday.

PS: upgrade the pin to the Squirrel Daddy hardened pin and never worry about breaking a pin even on Berdan…if you keep pulling, it just makes a new hole!

[lightman]

The Lee is hard to beat. I paid $9.99 for it. I've deprimed thousands of cases with it with only one broken pin. That case had a piece of pea gravel in it. Buy the Lee and a package of Squirrel Daddy pins and don't look back. The Might Armory Die looks and sounds good but I already have the Lee.

[Willie T]

The Lee universal decapping die is what I use. Good tool.

[catmandu]

Lee Universal die in the Lee APP press as a stand alone depriming precess.

Paul

[1hole]

I lost my Lee universal depriming tool in a move. Is there a better brand to buy?

No.

[tinsnips]

Lee is hard to beat, it is cheap an lasts forever.

[pa.frank]

Yes, there is.

Do your self a favor & get the Universal decapping die & pins from Mighty Armory. I've tried several & this is the best & never broke or replaced a pin.

Never heard of this outfit, but in looking thru their site and reading up on their stuff, I AM IMPRESSED. and I'm gonna get me one!

[Kestrel4k]

Late to the thread I know, but I have been using the Harvey (hand) deprimer; /very/ impressed, I always hated having to swap dies every time I needed to pop out a misc primer out of the normal reloading sequence. Is also nice to decap when breaking down defective/unknown ammo without getting the dies & press out.

https://harveydeprimer.com/

I have used it for doing /a lot/ of USGI M2 brass w/ the crimped in primer; it had more than enough power & stroke to virtually swage out very old military primers that had corroded into the brass case.

I even met the local designer/builder; he is a detail-oriented design engineer for sure.