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  1. 04-26-2009 09:29 PM #11
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    Found Directions & Used Swaging Tool

    I found the directions on www.surplusrifle.com with pictures, no less. I followed the instructions on a few deprimed shells. I could feel the slight "pop" as the knob entered the primer pocket and when I lowered the ram the shell fell off. I then seated primers with no problem as if they were regular commercial brass or HXP. Thanks for the responses guys.
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