OK, next step.  Resizing die is trimmed such that using a vice the brass is sized down to the rim.

That however requires a pin to knock the brass out of the die.

SO, to do that on the reloading press, I'm building a bracket that will accommodate a lever to do so.

Figured a 1/4" thick plate 1" x 12" would do.  Found a 1/4" thick plate 1-3/4 x 16 and started.

1 - cold rolled steel (CRS) plate marked.
2 - sanded to reduce and even the  thickness.

Done.
It works, i.e.: enough leverage to eject fully sized case from full insertion (to the rim) without undo force.

6 - linkage.  Lever arm is about 10" long, 1/4x1" CRS.  Eyebolt is 1/4-20 threaded to connector to section of 1/4-20 grade 5 bolt (end cut off and ground smooth to go inside case).

7 - detail of linkage.  1/2" long piece of 1/2" (OD) spring-roll-pin.  5/16 bolts.  Washers of 1/2" ID and 5/16 ID.  Two nuts jam together to allow clearance for lever to work.

By the bye, this is an RCBS Jr press.

Device also fits others.

Will require 1/4" notch out of the top place where it attaches with set-screws to fit the RCBS rock chucker.

Intent on this design was as shown to eject full-length sized case from die.  I will likely use this for ejecting nose-sized or bumped bullets in dies made from 7/8-14 threaded stock.

Thanks.

It can be done even more simply, now that I've built this one.

Weld a long nut (1/2 to 3/4" long) on the side of a 7/8-14 NUT (one that is from 1/2" to 3/4" thick -not a thin jam nut).

Thread a piece of threaded rod into it.
Lever is made with one hole (a bit larger than the rod) in the end.
Two nuts and two washers with 1/2" between the washers.  That gives wobble room for the lever.

Not as much leverage, but would work for bump die.