Primer Crimp Removal - Quick, Cheap, and Easy

Quite simple if you already own a drill press. Although I'm sure a hand drill would work as well. Full disclosure, I've never tired the press mounted solutions (Primer Pocket Swage Tool). However this method works just fine for me.
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[@nomethodjustmadness6323]

Looks like you reamed the flash hole. Good idea, but I would look for a bit that won't open that up.

[@trenthaverfield5836]

I love it. Just tried it and it works great. Thanks for sharing

[@chknbone74]

What size bit is that?

[@createdbycay8704]

I'm not too sure. It was just a standard wood screw countersink that I got lying around

[@chknbone74]

@@createdbycay8704 ok thank you

[@barrygrant2907]

Kind of a haphazard method. Better would be to trim the cases, then use the adjustments on the drill press to stop at a specific depth on the case set on the table. Holding it by hand is pointless. "Feel" is very inconsistent.

[@createdbycay8704]

That can work too.

[@beantown_billy2405]

You can chamfer this way and win at Camp Perry.