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A sequence you may like to consider that should identify the cause.
Run a straight edge across the case head is the primer below or flush with the case. Seating too deep can cause it. More a case fault as the pockets too deep.
Along those same lines, what are you using to seat the primers? Are you consistent with seating every primer? I would take those cases that had failure to fire issues and reprime for a quick test to see if it is the case or the primer.
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