Can you be more specific?Keeps dirt of of the gears, and yes i know some don't clean primer pockets,
Yea, had to change title after seeing another post
Alcohol and keyboards don't mix!This must be one of those Guess What it is post,,,,,
Keeps dirt off of the gears, and yes I know some Don;t clean primer pockets....so I guess
a gear pocket filter.
unfortunately i cut the picture out when editing the original post. The washer below the sp primer brush keeps the primer residue out of the gears below. Never figured out how to dissemble it far enough for good cleaning and relied on oiling.My guess is the washer placed over the primer pocket brush.
As am aging out, sometimes forget how old some of the stuff is. Mostly used for primer pockets after carbide 3 way cutters came out, but use it for new brass chamfering if need be (carbide cutters again) They have a newer version now and looks like a washer might still be useful. Still use it cut out primer crimp on berdan cases.That is a 30+ year old RCBS Case Prep Center. There is also an attachment for grinding pocket crimps, one for chamfering vase mouths and even one for chamfering inside flash holes (very handy of long range and varmint work!)
Ivan