[mikecurnow]

should have said push thru in the title.

I was wondering if the push thru dies also decap, and if not how do you make use of them in the common progressive press's (LNL, 550, ect)?

Thanks
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[Colorado4Wheel]

They don't decap. They are also better suited to a single stage press. The push through section is designed like the shellholder on a Single Stage.

[dudel]

Originally Posted by mikecurnow

should have said push thru in the title.

I was wondering if the push thru dies also decap, and if not how do you make use of them in the common progressive press's (LNL, 550, ect)?

Thanks
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How could they? If there's a decapper pin, something is holding it in the die. How would you push the brass past that?

You also don't use them in a progressive press because that would hold on to the brass. You're not using a standard shell holder with the push through dies. It's more similar to a boolit sizer.