F.W. Arms Decapper vs BERDAN

Quick demo showing the durability of the F.W. Arms new decapping pin. It can take multiple berdan hits and still go strong. Using it's patent pending design the F.W. Arms Decapper centers the case neck before the decapper or swage rod enters the case neck.
Find this decapper at : fwarms.com/sho...
Swage foot found here: fwarms.com/sho...
I know I sound like my head is in a barrel, the mic on my GoPro may have been covered up.
F.W. Arms is not advocating running a decapper through berdan primed brass, this can lower the mechanical life of your autodrive motor if you run an autodrive; it can also shorten the life of your decapper. Our decapper isn't invincible, it has it's limits. Those limits however, are far beyond what is our there now.

[@TallyWacker]

I'm just about to start processing 9mm brass with the decapper, looking forward to not replacing pins on my decapper!

[@lgarnand318]

How does the self centering work on a Mark 7 650, where the #1 position is not as solidly placed by the locator pin? .45's particularly like to move out of proper alignment and then hang up on the edge of the resizing die in position 1. I like to process my pistol brass by decapping, then sizing in position #2 along with a swage and then in position #3 use a Lee undersize die. Position #4 bells the case. The issue with the 650 auto drive has always been the lack of alignment in position 1. Will this die guide a slightly out of position case back into alignment on the way up and thus successfully decap and make the processing operation more reliable on an auto drive driven 650/750?

[@rodyoakum1194]

I Got Buy One Of Those For My Dillon 1050

[@Milby20289394bc]

That is awesome

[@FWARMS]

Taking pre-orders for $35 for either the decapper or the swager foot