Thread: Priming Problems

Originally Posted by Micky Duck

yes he could file it flat.....BUT he has paid for a product to use...no way in hell should he need to attack it with a file to make it safe...the very least the manufacturer should do is send new one ASAP with courier bag to send old one back....a reloaders supply voucher would be a nice touch too..... at end of day its all about good public relations.

It would literally take minutes to fix with a needle file and some sandpaper.
It will be as good as new.
It is a machine mark from I would suggest a parting tool.

It could take weeks to get any results from suppliers or manufacturers over a machine mark.

I would notify the dealer of the fault as a whole heap could have the same issue and fix it myself. Probably still get a replacement anyway without demanding customer satisfaction over a simplistic fix.
Hope the OP doesn't get mucked around.




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