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<blockquote data-quote="SDarkRage" data-source="post: 791454" data-attributes="member: 3492"><p>If your sizing new brass, why do you need to use the decapping pin anyway without a primer to punch out? I always back my pin out of the way when sizing brass without primers, less chance of messing it up. But, most importantly, I inspect all the pieces of brass before I load so I would notice a missing flash hole. I bought a bag of Lapua .308 brass and one had a flash hole drilled off to the side of the primer pocket. If I'd run the pin down on that round I would have broke it. So, your best bet is do what the books tell you to do... inspect the brass!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SDarkRage, post: 791454, member: 3492"] If your sizing new brass, why do you need to use the decapping pin anyway without a primer to punch out? I always back my pin out of the way when sizing brass without primers, less chance of messing it up. But, most importantly, I inspect all the pieces of brass before I load so I would notice a missing flash hole. I bought a bag of Lapua .308 brass and one had a flash hole drilled off to the side of the primer pocket. If I'd run the pin down on that round I would have broke it. So, your best bet is do what the books tell you to do... inspect the brass! [/QUOTE]
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