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    Your link is not working for me


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    Quote Originally Posted by BRADS View Post
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    Hornady primer pocket cleaner, the rough mill head looking one.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Nibblet View Post
    Hornady primer pocket cleaner, the rough mill head looking one.
    I imagine if you went two town with it you could wreck the pocket?
    What do others think,
    Never cleaned a primer pocket in my life


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    Quote Originally Posted by BRADS View Post
    I imagine if you went two town with it you could wreck the pocket?
    What do others think,
    Never cleaned a primer pocket in my life


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    Yeah mine are lucky if they get the lee pocket cleaner run over them, generally do for the 338, just feel like with that much powder getting burnt it might be wise but who knows.
    My case prep is pretty much, deprime/resize, primer and seat bullet, after putting in powder of course.

    Would guess that tool in a power drill could get away on you pretty quick

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    I don't clean my primer pockets never have.I think the size was the issue but like I said ill see what the expurt people say





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    Quote Originally Posted by BRADS View Post
    As for the primers before yet another person destroys a bolt stick em in the offal hole mate best place for them


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    Or contact the importer and return them. They might even replace them with something other than Winchesters. Like I previously mentioned they were only too happy to replace my unused primers with CCI (pretty much all they had in stock at the time). My batch came from Steves Wholesalers and were replaced through my local store after I contacted the importer direct.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Neckshot View Post
    I don't clean my primer pockets never have.I think the size was the issue but like I said ill see what the expurt people say





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    Have you changed your load at all?



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    I bet he haas shot his load more than he has changed it BRADS
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    Seems I can forget about cleaning the primer pocket for now - eliminates one more thing haha.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pop Shot View Post
    Seems I can forget about cleaning the primer pocket for now - eliminates one more thing haha.
    As long as you can still get them to seat flush.
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    Put ten rounds thru with fed primers this arvo everything is back to normal end of episode for me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Neckshot View Post
    Put ten rounds thru with fed primers this arvo everything is back to normal end of episode for me.

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    Did you get a new bolt head?

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    Quote Originally Posted by BRADS View Post
    Did you get a new bolt head?
    Nope dosnt seam to bother anything really .I'm just happy to be back to were I was before i head bush

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    Quote Originally Posted by Neckshot View Post
    Nope dosnt seam to bother anything really. I'm just happy to be back to were I was before i head bush

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    +1

    It's only cosmetic damage eh. Luckily Abe cleaned most of my mess up!

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    Out of 20 + years of reloading and many thousands of rifle and pistol rounds I have had no problems with Winchester primers but I have with federal

 

 

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