Okay, I have acquired a good amount of once fired 223/5.56 brass and need to remove the crimp from a large majority of it. I have a Dillon,750 and purchased the Swage It to use but do not like how much strain it seems to put on the shell plate and how it jostles the press as much as it does. I have tried the RCBS "die" that fits in my single stage Rebel but it took is pretty difficult to get the case to release sometimes, I have to hit the handle up to get the case to release. That gets loud and my hand begins to feel it after a while. The reamers and cutters wear my hands out trying to hold the little cases and apply pressure to them while I am trying to cut/team out the crimp. I know there are several options and they range in price. The easiest for me has been running them through the 750 but like I said, it doesn't seem like it would be a good option long term for my press and shell plate. Would the CP2000 or RL1100 be better suited for this since they have the option from Dillon? The tool for my 750 is aftermarket and Dillon doesn't recommend it, matter of fact it voids the warranty they say. I guess if the 2000 or 1100 are the two best options, would you think it would be better to spend a little more and get the 1100 or just stick with the 2000 and use it strictly for prep? Maybe add the trimmer too? Long post I know but I am trying to get it all out there the first time. My hands and fingers are the biggest problem for me, they hurt, cramp and go numb while trimming, primer pocket work and other things along those lines. Trying to save time and pain. Thank you for your help and input!
