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Old 01-29-2012, 12:00 AM   #11
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It came with a re-primer and the dies came with one that says seat which we figured out is to press the bullet into the casing. The other has a long point on one end, is that the de-primer?


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It came with a re-primer and the dies came with one that says seat which we figured out is to press the bullet into the casing. The other has a long point on one end, is that the de-primer?
Yes. It kind of looks like a spark plug like the pic below.




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Yep that's the one!
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if you have a few minutes here is a link to some videos that are very helpful. they tell/show you all the steps and good starting tips.

http://www.firearmstalk.com/forums/f30/reloading-101-great-starting-point-27166/
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"Oh it's an RCBS and the MANUAL is the same."
I would strongly suggest that you read your manual before loading anything. Case life varys alot with caliber and how hot you load them. I have loaded some cases around 20 times in some calibers. Start your loading with light loads. Read that manual. Read that manual. Read that manual.


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