They're known for that kind of failure. Blowing out in the corner i mean. Weird since no other brand of primer ever does that, they fail in the most unsupported area around the pin strike.
There are a pretty crafty shop, and they have a very significant presence here on the site. I would imagine they’ll clean it blast it, and put a dab of weld or silver solder in there, then then just turn the face. It should look good as new. The turnaround time should be pretty good too.
I would assume he means any raised parts from the "hole"..... Personally it seems like a non issue, other than it is annoying to see.
I understand what you have, just have never really known of such serious concerns after it occurs. Has anything changed in your load specs recently that may be causing an over pressure?
In the mid-2000's when Win primers were notorious for pinholes I have a ring of pinholes in both my M1 Garand and LRB M14 bolts. Cosmetic really, although still annoying.
Then what’s the problem?
Nope, must have missed that one.
