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Sinclair uniformer here. Very simple process. +1. I don't do it often as I think it's unnecessary but this is what I do, when I do.
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I use a small screw driver and I have a couple of those little wire brushes someplace...I have done some testing on dirty primer pockets and really can't see any adantage to cleaning them..they clean pretty will in tumber of viberateing case cleaner if you deprime before you clean your brass...I shot a lot of cases over the years in a simi controlled test and never had anyt kind of a mishap from cases that never got cleaned for what its worth.
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I use a small screw driver and I have a couple of those little wire brushes someplace...I have done some testing on dirty primer pockets and really can't see any adantage to cleaning them..they clean pretty will in tumber of viberateing case cleaner if you deprime before you clean your brass...I shot a lot of cases over the years in a simi controlled test and never had anyt kind of a mishap from cases that never got cleaned for what its worth.
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I have an end mill tool bit that cleans them very good.Sometimes I chuck it up in a cordless drill and run it slow if I have bunch of cases.
I run a bunch of handgun cases through a Dillon Square Deal B.
Sooner or later,you have to deprime each and clean the pockets or your primers will not seat all the way in.
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That's what I do also. Same system with the RCBS wire brush, and super fast.
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What my tumbler doesn't get out ain't worth fooling with....
Used to fret cleaning 'em but realized it ain't gonna matter one way or the other. I had a benchrest shooter also tell me this.. so I followed the same philosophy...and for the last 10 to 12 years.. it hasn't made a hill of beans worth of difference.. but everyone thinking so, sure sells a lot of product..
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RCBS pocket cleaner brush and a cordless drill...as above, one second and done!
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Carbide hand primer pocket uniformer, one turn removes any crud.
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What Wildswalker said: +3 IMO it's just another anal time waster. (and as posted, it sells a lot of little gizzies and gives rise to learned debates in here about which is the "best" primer pocket cleaner  )It's your time to spend but I've never found it to make any difference at all.
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I use my Sinclair Uniformer each time I clean the pockets. Tried the brushes and just didn't work like I wanted them to. I do that AND put some "0000" steel wool on the tip of a RCBS primer pocket cleaner brush and do a few turns. Most likely over kill... but I have the time
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Besides uniforming/cleaning a batch of primer pockets while I'm sitting out on the patio enjoying a nice corona gorda is relaxing. 
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