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Hi this is really a newby problem. I set 2 primers upside down, when you stop laughing can anyone tell if there is a safe way to deprime the upside down live primers.
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Spray them with WD-40 well, and let sit for a minute or two. Then deprime like you always do.
 
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Hi this is really a newby problem. I set 2 primers upside down, when you stop laughing can anyone tell if there is a safe way to deprime the upside down live primers.
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Hey Aikido, The trick is to "ease" them up against the Deprimer Pin.

Be sure to wear some good impact resistant glasses and I wrap an old towel around the bottom of the ram where the Primer Anvil would shoot out if it did ignite.

S-l-o-w and careful.
 
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Be sure to wear some good impact resistant glasses and I wrap an old towel around the bottom of the ram where the Primer Anvil would shoot out if it did ignite.


Probably a good safety precaution just in case. Still hit them with WD. A good blast so its soaked, a drop of oil will do the same thing if you have any sewing machine oil ( or 3 and 1 )in your cleaning kit.
 
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Just a note for future safety. About ten tears ago, a friend who builds custom furniture, had an idea to decorate thr arms of some kitchen chairs with different shell case heads countersunk into the wood. He called and asked me for some of the old brass that he knew I had and sent me some that he had. He asked me to cut them off just above the web and de-cap them. He soaked large and small rifle primers in 3 in 1 oil for 3 weeks before seating them in the cut off case heads. When the chairs were finished they looked great. Now the safety part. A couple of weeks later he got to thinking about the primers and took some out of the oil and seated them in some cases. You bet, they all went bang. be very careful when de-capping live primers!
 
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thanks for all the advise.
 
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The oil thing may or may not work. Just decapp as normal, wear safety glasses & go slow. BTW, not dumb, happens all the time especially w/ progressive presses.


LIFE IS NOT A SPECTATOR'S SPORT!
 
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Yeah, listen to Fred, not a "newbie" problem.

Why, if I had a quarter for every upside down primer...I would have a bunch of quarters.


Most people are bothered by those portions of Scripture they do not understand, it is the passages I do understand that bother me. (Twain)
 
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We can tell youre a "newbie" If you were experienced youd learn to get them in there sideways! LOL Just wear glasses and decap them slowly and youll be fine


One shot , one kill
 
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