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Actually, as in most things since the 19th century, "there is a tool for this". Texan made a deprimer/resizer/electrically heated reconditioner for paper shells. I bought mine on eBay and it worked great the few times I used it with Federal papers. I bought because of the problem you described when using my hand operated roll crimpers.
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