SDB Spent Primer drop
Quote from Reloader on October 19, 2015, 11:33 pmCan anyone tell me if the spent primer drop from the carrier to the spent primer cup is a straight drop with nothing else in the way?
I got lazy and didn't dump the spent primer box and loaded until the whole thing was packed with spent primers... Now I can't get it cleaned out. If spent primers are just gobbed up in the housing I can punch them out... but not if there is reason not to.
help appreciated!!
Doug
Can anyone tell me if the spent primer drop from the carrier to the spent primer cup is a straight drop with nothing else in the way?
I got lazy and didn't dump the spent primer box and loaded until the whole thing was packed with spent primers... Now I can't get it cleaned out. If spent primers are just gobbed up in the housing I can punch them out... but not if there is reason not to.
help appreciated!!
Doug
Quote from Reloader on October 20, 2015, 4:18 pmThe spent primers go down an S-shaped channel cast into the right side of the square shaft. A white plastic piece covers this. If primers are jammed up in here, run a thin wire up through the bottom to chase the primers out.
The spent primers go down an S-shaped channel cast into the right side of the square shaft. A white plastic piece covers this. If primers are jammed up in here, run a thin wire up through the bottom to chase the primers out.
Quote from Reloader on October 20, 2015, 11:53 pmGot it... thanks. It was packed to the point that it interfered with the shell plate..... newb mistake I guess.
Got it... thanks. It was packed to the point that it interfered with the shell plate..... newb mistake I guess.
Quote from Reloader on May 20, 2021, 2:19 amMy sdb is jammed up bad and i mean bad. I've taken off the shell plate and the ram cover and can't unstick the jam. From the bottom there isn't any budging the jam.
Any tips?
My sdb is jammed up bad and i mean bad. I've taken off the shell plate and the ram cover and can't unstick the jam. From the bottom there isn't any budging the jam.
Any tips?