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FRANKFORD 909283 Platinum Series Handheld Depriming Tool
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SKU: 909283-661120092834
Overview
For reloaders who want a simple bench-side way to remove spent primers, this hand deprimer keeps the task separate from a full press setup. Its fully contained design captures spent primers in a collection tube, helping keep the work area cleaner while you process brass. The Universal Collet System is designed to work with a wide range of cases, from .20 cal through .338 Lapua, and it can also handle pistol brass and military crimped primers. It is a practical choice for small batches or quick prep sessions when you do not want to reset dies just to deprime a few cases.
Why Hunters Choose the Aob
Robust Die
Cast aluminum construction for a
Universal Collet
System handles brass from .20
Hand Deprimer
Works without setting up a
Fully Contained
Design captures spent primers in
Can Also
Deprime pistol brass, including military
Key Features
- Handheld depriming tool for spent brass, designed for manual use without setting up a press.
- Robust die cast aluminum construction with Frankford Arsenal Platinum Series branding.
- Patent-pending Universal Collet System handles brass from .20 cal to .338 Lapua.
- Fully contained design captures spent primers in a collection tube for later disposal.
- Can also deprime pistol brass, including military crimped primers.
Best Used For
- Handloaders who want to deprime a few cases without setting up a press
- Reloaders working with mixed brass from .20 cal through .338 Lapua
- Users needing a self-contained tool that captures spent primers for later disposal
- Shooters handling pistol brass or military crimped primers during brass prep
Specifications
| Caliber Range | .20 cal to .338 Lapua |
|---|---|
| Material | die cast aluminum |
| Military Crimped Primers Compatible | Yes |
| Operation Steps | 4 |
| Pistol Brass Compatible | Yes |
| Primer Collection | collection tube |
| System | Universal Collet System |
Pros
- Robust die cast aluminum construction for a solid hand tool feel
- Universal Collet System handles brass from .20 cal to .338 Lapua
- Hand deprimer works without setting up a press or resetting dies
- Fully contained design captures spent primers in a collection tube
- Can also deprime pistol brass, including military crimped primers
Considerations & Trade-offs
- Hand operation is convenient for small batches, but it is not a substitute for a press-mounted setup when you’re processing larger volumes of brass.
- The Universal Collet System covers a wide caliber range, but very small or very large cases still need to fall within the stated .20 cal to .338 Lapua span.
- Spent primers are captured in the collection tube, which adds convenience, but the tube will need to be emptied as part of normal use.
- The tool is described as fully contained, so it prioritizes portability and cleanup over the speed of a dedicated bench setup.
Suggested Comparisons
- Reloading presses
- Case prep tools
- Hand priming tools
- Brass cleaning accessories
Suggested Accessories
- Reloading bench accessories
- Brass cleaning accessories
- Primer disposal accessories
- Handloading tools
Frequently Asked Questions
What calibers can this hand deprimer handle?
According to the product data, the Universal Collet System handles brass from .20 cal up to .338 Lapua. It can also deprime pistol brass.
Does this tool work on military crimped primers?
Yes. The long description states that military crimped primers are easily removed.
Do I need to set up my press to use it?
No. The product is designed for hand depriming, so you do not need to set up your press and reset your dies for a few cases.
How are spent primers managed during use?
The tool is fully contained and captures spent primers in a collection tube so they can be dumped later.
What is the tool made of?
The short and long descriptions say it is made of robust die cast aluminum.