Hi all
pulled some heads from the old military surplus 7.92mm that i was given , what is the best way to make the primer inactive
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douglas
Deactivating primers
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Re: Deactivating primers
Spray in a quick squirt of WD40, works for me every time..
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spud
Re: Deactivating primers
hit em with a nail and hammer NOT WD 40 is the best way as already commented
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douglas670
Re: Deactivating primers
hi there
thanks for that, I do for a change have wd oil in the shed, wont have to "borrow" dads again and again!!!!!!
Regards
douglas
thanks for that, I do for a change have wd oil in the shed, wont have to "borrow" dads again and again!!!!!!
Regards
douglas
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Re: Deactivating primers
WD 40 will not kill primers when it dries out they will go bang again.
The hammer method is what I use whilst wearing safety specs.
The hammer method is what I use whilst wearing safety specs.
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Re: Deactivating primers
Stupid question probably but cant you just load them and fire them ensuring that all powder is out of them?
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Re: Deactivating primers
Hammer but if they are milsurp they are likely to be Berdan primed which means ideally they need to be detonated in a rifle which makes noise and they are probably corrosive as well.
Re: Deactivating primers
I've always popped the primers in a gun, hammer and nail just doesn't appeal to me.....
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Re: Deactivating primers
Shoot them, clouting cases with a primer in is not a great idea. I suppose you could remove the decapping pin, resize and load them as an alternative.
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