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Thread: Frankfurt Arsenal de-priming tool only

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    Frankfurt Arsenal de-priming tool only

    This is for FA users only. I am not interested in other brands and what they do.

    I have the FA de-priming tool and was wondering if anyone else that uses the FA has a problem with occasional case getting stuck. There seem to be some cases that have a smaller flash hole than most and the pin tends to get stuck to where I have to use a pair of pliers to remove it.

    Has anyone else experienced this problem?
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    Yes, I have had the same issue. I solved about 90% of it by getting a new decapping pin from Squirreldaddy.com. Just to clarify you are talking about the hand de-priming tool, correct?

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    I had a similar problem. When I looked down into the cases of the offenders I saw a burr left over from when the primer hole was punched. A 5/64 drill applied to the burr eliminated the problem.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Finster101 View Post
    Yes, I have had the same issue. I solved about 90% of it by getting a new decapping pin from Squirreldaddy.com. Just to clarify you are talking about the hand de-priming tool, correct?
    Yes. I am talking about the pistol style.

    Quote Originally Posted by C.F.Plinker View Post
    I had a similar problem. When I looked down into the cases of the offenders I saw a burr left over from when the primer hole was punched. A 5/64 drill applied to the burr eliminated the problem.
    I have used the drill method but find it easier to keep a pair of plyers handy.
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    Happened to me and I just use plyers to remove the case.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Finster101 View Post
    Yes, I have had the same issue. I solved about 90% of it by getting a new decapping pin from Squirreldaddy.com. Just to clarify you are talking about the hand de-priming tool, correct?
    Thanks for tip on Squirreldaddy.com; they have some cool stuff.

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