I've used a Harvey Deprimer for a few years now. I still like to de-prime cases before cleaning. I've started to realize more and more, the more time I put into preparing cases for reloading, the better the reloads will be. I think there's a tongue twister in there somewhere....
Anyhow, I broke the punch pin on my Harvey Deprimer, it was my fault, and in replacing the pin with another, I lost the tiny set screw. It's black and currently somewhere under my reloading bench. Again, my fault.
I called Harvey Deprimer, to find out what size is the set screw, I left a message, and they called right back. They are going to send me another screw! I know it isn't a big deal, as it's just a tiny set screw, but it's nice they take the time to deal with customers on a personal basis.
I ended up ordering another tool and some extra pins.
I remember I had trouble with my first depriming tool, and I broke two of the punch pins in the first few minutes. I sent a polite letter to them and they replaced the pins and then called later to see how everything was going.
Pretty nice follow up in my opinion.
Anyhow, I broke the punch pin on my Harvey Deprimer, it was my fault, and in replacing the pin with another, I lost the tiny set screw. It's black and currently somewhere under my reloading bench. Again, my fault.
I called Harvey Deprimer, to find out what size is the set screw, I left a message, and they called right back. They are going to send me another screw! I know it isn't a big deal, as it's just a tiny set screw, but it's nice they take the time to deal with customers on a personal basis.
I ended up ordering another tool and some extra pins.
I remember I had trouble with my first depriming tool, and I broke two of the punch pins in the first few minutes. I sent a polite letter to them and they replaced the pins and then called later to see how everything was going.
Pretty nice follow up in my opinion.