Gunsmithing Wolff 32lb striker spring for hard(er) cupped primers?

[Boogaloo]

Just wondering if installing a Wolff 32lb striker spring would be a decent upgrade for a Remington 700 short action set up that has trouble setting off Tula Nato primers?

I have a bunch of Tula Nato primers that are actually very good as far as ES/SD is concerned, and really the only thing I could get my hands on recently. The other day at the range however, I had 3 out of 100 rounds that required a 2nd strike to fire the round. I am wondering if an enhanced spring (the Wolff 32lb) is a good answer for that?

If yes, will it have a negative effect on primers like the 210M when they come back in stock and I start using them again?

Thanks.

 

[DAVETOOLEY]

What priming tool are you using? I've had issues with Wolff primers. I had to seat them firmly to the bottom of the primer pocket to sensitize them. Took more force than I was used to.

 

[Boogaloo]

I am using the priming component that comes on a Dillon 1050

Thanks.

 

[Turd in the Pool]

The only affect it should have (other than setting off every primer) would be on trigger pull weight. Faster lock time is good.