Not at all...when you do this the round is inert...No primer or powder...and even if there is...it still is quite safe, make sure you are wearing "SAFETY GLASSES".
If you try to use your bullet seating die to push a bullet further into the case after crimping, you have a really good chance of crushing the case. Iit takes less force to crush the brass than it does to push the bullet out of the crimp.
Yep...I agree...haven't done that one yet with this...but I crushed a few with the Lee Pro 1000 getting it set up....didn't expand them far enough....and OOPS!....LOL
I have this RCBS Collet bullet puller as well. Works great for me! I like it much more than my kinetic bullet pullers. Great vid...keep it up!
MrRockBluff 2 months ago
@MrRockBluff
Thanks....and I agree...just don't like the combination of a Round..and a Hammer...LOL..
Target On...E1
ETHRON1 2 months ago
can anyone plz tell me that it could be dangerous?
alsayed30 2 months ago
@alsayed30
of course it can be Dangerous.....but...
As I stated above and in the video,,You USE A "UN-LOADED" shell..NO PRIMER OR POWDER....NOT A LIVE ROUND....Then you will be fine...
Just my input...
ETHRON1 2 months ago
looks dangerous
gummel82 10 months ago
@gummel82
Not at all...when you do this the round is inert...No primer or powder...and even if there is...it still is quite safe, make sure you are wearing "SAFETY GLASSES".
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ETHRON1 10 months ago
@platemaker50
If you try to use your bullet seating die to push a bullet further into the case after crimping, you have a really good chance of crushing the case. Iit takes less force to crush the brass than it does to push the bullet out of the crimp.
raginggnome666 11 months ago
@raginggnome666
Yep...I agree...haven't done that one yet with this...but I crushed a few with the Lee Pro 1000 getting it set up....didn't expand them far enough....and OOPS!....LOL
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ETHRON1 11 months ago
@platemaker50
Thanks for the tip....will keep that in mind...Thanks for watching....E1
ETHRON1 1 year ago