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Hey just had an epiphany
You know all those broke decapping pins we have to change trying to push out those old primers?
Use RCBS military crimp heavy duty pins, they hold up better than standard. For really stuck ones a shell holder, the decap assy, and a hammer is very efficient. Once they are out, get a primer hole uni former (Lyman??) to remove the hair-lips from the factory punch that makes the primer hole. Your decap pins won't miss the hole, the little chamfer it leaves guides the pin in the hole. And perhaps your ignition will be more uniform and more accurate. We only have to ream the hole once for new to us brass....
Another note: the little primer pocket wire brush for cleaning crude out brass works great in a low speed drill. Then before you put it up clean those nasty road chipped spots on the car/truck for a quick touch up paint. Works even better than a Dremel tool....

hmmm

Cam is that good, bad, or non-committal Hmmmm

its an ambiguous hmmmm. Haha actually since I'm not a reloader its really a i'm learning hmmm

Cool If you need startup help I have definite suggestions. Equipment, reference books, software, ideas.
I've been at it since the early 70s, and have traded off a lot of stuff to refine my process. There's a lot of peculiar safety concerns too. How good a reader are you
It matters what your goal is, accuracy, production, hunting performance, plinking.