Quote from
RKHowe on August 20, 2024, 11:20 pm
The best that I can tell is to get a stuck case removal tool. It consists of a #7 drill bit, 1/4-20 tap and a 2 ", 1/4-20 thread hex head machine screw with a heavy-duty flat washer that is larger than the ram diameter on the press. Enlarge the primer hole with the drill, tap the hole. Screw the die into a single stage press upside down, so the case is pointing up, about 1/2 " below the top of the press. Screw the machine screw with washer into the threaded hole. Tighten the machine screw until the brass is removed from the die. Shouldn't take to many turns to remove a 300 AAC case.
The best that I can tell is to get a stuck case removal tool. It consists of a #7 drill bit, 1/4-20 tap and a 2 ", 1/4-20 thread hex head machine screw with a heavy-duty flat washer that is larger than the ram diameter on the press. Enlarge the primer hole with the drill, tap the hole. Screw the die into a single stage press upside down, so the case is pointing up, about 1/2 " below the top of the press. Screw the machine screw with washer into the threaded hole. Tighten the machine screw until the brass is removed from the die. Shouldn't take to many turns to remove a 300 AAC case.
