It likely would. Looking at both of them, their math is done by case length and bullet length so that it ensures proper gas buildup and burn for pressure purposes. Nothing says "****" like powder snuffed out by lack of oxygen. lol
You'd have to support the case walls from the outside and have a device repress the case walls from the inside so it's done evenly and will retain structural and engineering integrity.
After that you'll likely want to repress another ring 2 cm above the rim. Or slowly and carefully insert the round by some kind of hand press.
That's my guess as I am not a reloader. If it's made by man it can be altered, remade, made better, made worse, done, redone, or undone as well as broken or fixed.
I'm looking forward to the day I can practice reloading though. But I don't have the room for the equipment.