LC 6.5 Shooter Apollo 6 Creed Supporter Full Member Minuteman May 29, 2018 1,743 289 League City, TX Feb 10, 2021 #1 Feb 10, 2021 #1 Had some fail to fires that would fire on the 3rd try like I wasnt seating them deep enough. This was in my 6.5grendel. Never used these primers before.
Had some fail to fires that would fire on the 3rd try like I wasnt seating them deep enough. This was in my 6.5grendel. Never used these primers before.
pmclaine Gunny Sergeant Full Member Minuteman Nov 6, 2011 36,081 73,320 57 MA Feb 10, 2021 #2 Feb 10, 2021 #2 If you are used to using Win primers you may find these a bit tighter to seat. I was suffering lots of the Win blow by in FGMM brass. CCI and Fed primers must have a bigger OD as the problem went away when I switched. I'll only use Win in mil cases that were crimped.
If you are used to using Win primers you may find these a bit tighter to seat. I was suffering lots of the Win blow by in FGMM brass. CCI and Fed primers must have a bigger OD as the problem went away when I switched. I'll only use Win in mil cases that were crimped.
MtnCreek Moderater Full Member Minuteman Jan 6, 2012 11,486 24,477 Feb 10, 2021 #3 Feb 10, 2021 #3 If it's advertised as an AR primer, it probably has a thicker cup. Any chance you're using reduced springs?
If it's advertised as an AR primer, it probably has a thicker cup. Any chance you're using reduced springs?
rustyinbend GySgt USMC 1976-1992 Full Member Minuteman Dec 9, 2018 3,345 3,741 Bend, Oregon Feb 10, 2021 #4 Feb 10, 2021 #4 I've always used "flush or further" as the seating criteria. After seating the primer, I set the round on a flat surface and see if the round "wobbles". If not ... good to go. I use both CCI and Federal Match, and haven't had a primer misfire yet.
I've always used "flush or further" as the seating criteria. After seating the primer, I set the round on a flat surface and see if the round "wobbles". If not ... good to go. I use both CCI and Federal Match, and haven't had a primer misfire yet.