So who else has dropped a single primer recently while reloading and spent more than 3 minutes looking for it with a flashlight?
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Hell...Lately I've been known to press them out of a split case (gently) and reinsert them. 
If a man had a tiny dent puller he might be able to rebuild spent primers. That’s it, a primer rebuilding tool! I’m gonna get rich for sure this time!
Did that today twice. Also had some cases that I had primed but i dropped a box of bullets (500) and damaged 11. I deprimed very carefully and reused. (Do not recommend )Normally would have just thrown them in the scrap bucket.So who else has dropped a single primer recently while reloading and spent more than 3 minutes looking for it with a flashlight?
How much and when will you be selling? I'm gonna go broke before the wife spends it all on Christmas presents for the grandkids.
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Hell...Lately I've been known to press them out of a split case (gently) and reinsert them.
Yes, I have a bucket of rejects that I’m going to do that with. Normally I’d scrap the brass with the primers in them. Not this time.
They will go for practice ammo.
I have no doubt you could build one.....
Well this is for you spent primer rebuilders!!! I have SUCCESSFULLY rebuilt primers. Pry out the anvil, use a punch to re- flatten the cup. Now soak "safe lite" matches in alcohol and cut the white tip off. Make a slurry of the white tips and pack it into the primer cups. Let it dry and re- install the anvil. Bang! Smells funny, but it does work, and accuracy didn't change much in the 45 ACP loads i tried.
Thanks for the primer
