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[DedIdick]

The same decapper from Kranks is a lot cheaper.

[aris]

The same decapper from Kranks is a lot cheaper.

With shipping?

Had a look at Kranks - could only see the universal decapping pin - for use in the universal decapping die.

The Amazon one above is for the .223 resizing die - part number 90022. Not sure which the OP really needs - but a consideration.

[AlBur]

Been there. Done that. Kranks do not have the pin you require in stock. Quicker, easier to buy the LEE Universal Decapping die which Kranks do have in stock.
Lee will not send you a new pin. Tried that.

Lee 0.223 Rem neck sizing mandrel/decapper needed. Lee ref # is NS2620. This is the pin for the Lee neck Sizing/decapping die.


Al.

[aris]

Been there. Done that. Kranks do not have the pin you require in stock. Quicker, easier to buy the LEE Universal Decapping die which Kranks do have in stock.
Lee will not send you a new pin. Tried that.

Lee 0.223 Rem neck sizing mandrel/decapper needed. Lee ref # is NS2620. This is the pin for the Lee neck Sizing/decapping die.

On the lee website that comes up as a .222 decapper: https://leeprecision.com/decp-mndrl-.222-shor.html

The .223 decapper/expander is: https://leeprecision.com/223-ez-x-exp-decapper.html

And that is available on amazon for £7.12 - and next day if you have Prime.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/LEE-Se2172-...dp/B00FRM53FS/

I agree though - get the universal decapper. If you have an old C-press you could leave it on there permenently and just decap everything (almost) regardless of calibre.

[Saferider]

Sorry to disagree Lee will send you a new pin I know this as I bent the pin using brute force and ignorance when I first started reloading about 5 years ago. I contacted them online sending a picture of the damaged part ( they needed the part number )I’d overtightened the pin and punched through the bottom of the case it was not lined up properly. Things may have changed since then but the part had a lifetime warranty at the time.

[aris]

Sorry to disagree Lee will send you a new pin I know this as I bent the pin using brute force and ignorance when I first started reloading about 5 years ago. I contacted them online sending a picture of the damaged part ( they needed the part number )I’d overtightened the pin and punched through the bottom of the case it was not lined up properly. Things may have changed since then but the part had a lifetime warranty at the time.

I have some Lee kit myself so was wondering about the current guarantee. Looks like it changed in 2016

https://support.leeprecision.net/en/...onal-customers

As of April 4, 2016, our warranty replacement policy has changed. There are two options to obtain a replacement part.

The first replacement part is free, you are just responsible for the shipping to your residence. You can place your order for the part through our website: http://leeprecision.com/parts/. The free replacement part will appear once you add the item into the shopping cart.

or-

Mail the part in to the factory at the address below for a no charge replacement.

For laughs I checked the shipping price for a decapping pin - cheapest is $30 and 3 months delivery. I suspect this is a corona price and delivery time. You could have it in 1-3 business days for $144 - but hey, the pin is free!