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<blockquote data-quote="Shadowrider" data-source="post: 3591936" data-attributes="member: 3099"><p>Well if it's any consolation, $0.06 per primed case/ready to load is a helluva deal at this point in time. I've seen primers selling for $0.14 by themselves in bulk lately and they were imported from one of those Russian bloc countries too. </p><p></p><p>I feel your pain on the prep though, it's a helluva lot of work. Such a pain that I have the Dillon trimmer setup for my 650 on a dedicated toolhead. I can go through a 5 gallon bucket full of brass easily in 4 hours if I can keep lubed brass ready for the case feeder, that's the hard part. And I STILL AVOID doing 5.56 unless I make a project of it and do that whole bucket at once!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Shadowrider, post: 3591936, member: 3099"] Well if it's any consolation, $0.06 per primed case/ready to load is a helluva deal at this point in time. I've seen primers selling for $0.14 by themselves in bulk lately and they were imported from one of those Russian bloc countries too. I feel your pain on the prep though, it's a helluva lot of work. Such a pain that I have the Dillon trimmer setup for my 650 on a dedicated toolhead. I can go through a 5 gallon bucket full of brass easily in 4 hours if I can keep lubed brass ready for the case feeder, that's the hard part. And I STILL AVOID doing 5.56 unless I make a project of it and do that whole bucket at once! [/QUOTE]
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