I reckon It can be something to do With all the metallurgy on the brass? Offered the size, they need to in shape.

All of my load recipes are under max. Of course, the batch of masses useful for searching time are analyzed and re-sighted if essential before period, but This is certainly carried out in spite of a ingredient change.

I have an acquaintance that shot federal fusion due to the fact he could`nt discover fed 215Ms ,Alternatively I used to be havin a blast with my turdy-turdy shootin Forged boolit with Wolf LR primers !

A long time ago, Once i initially commenced employing my Dillon RL550B, I used to be obtaining a difficulty seating CCI primers in .45 acp circumstances.

Regardless of what - Really don't substitute magnum pistol primers for normal ones in your handgun hundreds and gently seat primers.

There is certainly also a slight capture After i push the firing pin ahead by hand but I don't Feel It is really sufficient to reduce the hammer strike. Click on to extend...

Had a go round with a few new Winchester .45 Colt brass and Wolf large pistol primers, had to chamfer The brand new brass.

The Accurate Powder manufacturing facility technician was only telling me that it had been safer to make use of a rather more challenging primers (CCI) in masses to be used in firearms which had totally free floating fireing pins.

(The overall velocity distribute for all primers was 35 fps). That’s counter-intuitive and it’s odd that Rems ended up at reverse ends from the pace spectrum between ALL primers tested.

Here's some information regarding primers .... would seem Each individual manufacture takes advantage of a rather diverse "mix" during the primer pellet and even use slightly distinctive resources or thickness while in the primer cup.

Not to hijack this thread but a colleague of mine that provides federal primers 215m ammunition implies the Federal 210M primer. Why, I have no idea as he was seeking not to present me proprietary data. I'll use the Lee Hand Priming Device Once i get all over to utilizing the Feds. Ken, the box is baaaaad.

Applying CCIs are like poking marshmallows inside of a parking meter ... They're so tough they flatten right before seating. Winchesters are not a lot better but Remington or Federal are more pliable and seat without flattening.

That’s an excellent concern, Ted. I’m unsure. Here's a couple samples of what I’ve read in numerous destinations to the Federal 210 vs Federal 210M differences:

Many of the situations experienced the primer crimped in as was with all armed service situations, remaning the pocket should eradicate your difficulty Click to extend...