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Do these Primers look flattened

Glowie

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First time using small rifle primers for 6.5 creedmoor
Brass was new unfired lapua srp
Load was 40.5 gr h4350
140gr hornady bthp
Green = regular winchester srp
Purple =federal small rifle ar match primers
Blue= winchester #41 primers.
All shot about the same
Thanks for the help
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Reason I asked: A friend of mine uses 40.5 under a 147eld. It does 2650 out of a 26” DTA and is super accurate.
 
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Reason I asked: A friend of mine uses 40.5 under a 147eld. It does 2650 out of a 26” DTA and is super accurate.
I have a Franken rifle with 28" barreI i put together that shoots that load accurately. I basically started with a copy of the Hornady amax loads and adjusted to there. I've stayed with the 140bthp due to all the price increases. I bought a beater rifle in 6.5 to hunt with. I haven't loaded or shot much due to the prices. Recently got a g19x and started loading for that and the bug bit me again.
 
Reason I asked was I read some people saying that you need magnum srp or the #41 or br4 primers or you can have problems
 
You can with some powders. Ball powders, VV, and RE26. There is a YouTube guy who did a test in the cold and got hang fires.
 
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