Frankford Arsenal Platinum Series Hand Deprimer Tool for Standard Primer Remo...

Description

Frankford Arsenal deprimer de mano serie platinum.
Diseño extremadamente eficiente para la facilidad y velocidad de depriming
Sistema de pinza de Universal a deprime latón de .20 Cal hasta .338 Lapua
Viene con 3 diferentes garras para diferentes diámetro casos
auto-ejecting funda soporte para facilitar la eliminación de los casos de deprimed
Cuenta con un fácil de quitar gastado imprimación captura tubo
Descripción del producto
Introducing the Frankford Arsenal Platinum Series Hand Deprimer. The Hand Deprimer is made of robust die cast aluminum, has a full length ergonomic grip and features our Patented Universal Collet System. In just 4 easy steps you can deprime your spent brass by hand. No need to set up your press and reset your dies for a few cases. This system is fully contained and even captures the spent primers in a collection tube so you can dump them later. Our Universal Collet System can handle brass from .20 cal - .338 lapua. This deprimer can even deprime pistol brass and military crimped primers.
your primer pockets clean! Build-up causes high primers and slam-fires (dangerous), and avoids compressed primer anvils during loading (also dangerous).
The good: Very clean and neat to use. (I HATE the leaded mess a sizer or decapping die makes all over my press and the bench. I was waiting for something like this to solve that problem.) It's much faster than a press. And quieter. Well designed. Super cheap. Can be brought anywhere, unlike your reloading press.
The bad: The spent primer canister is a one-off, custom plastic part that will break eventually. Franklin doesn't sell replacements. The reservoir is tiny. I'd have to empty it twice for 44 Remington Magnum or 45 Colt. Better to just leave it off and de-cap over a waste basket.
The ugly: The ejector is a super flimsy piece of plastic. (Perhaps HDPE?) You only get one of each. Franklin doesn't sell replacements. I wish I could buy a dozen of each size, because they're going to break a lot.
Note: I don't know if the tool will work for you if you have arthritis.