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Not a primer issue.

So just to make sure, because I want to trust my loads, I load up another 100 rounds of FNB and PMC, exact same load, exact same primers and exact same projectiles...ALL fire...

Called Gunworks and they very kindly said "Send it back and we'll swap if for FNB"

BIG SHOUT OUT for Gunworks.

Cheers

I looked over them all again and the only primers sitting/looking low are in the lot of RG that misfired, and not the other RG to the right that fired correctly. If you look closely at the bad RG...

Ok, cheers Simon and Savage...Question: Is it safe to remove un-fired primers? I have something like 300 or more of the suckers primed.

Simon: I never knew that, cam you elaborate on what you said...

Yeah same, cheers

To be honest I just do a visual on my primer depth.

Thinking about the issue I had yesterday, I went back and looked at my note book and I can see that while testing 3 weeks ago I also had 2x...

OK, so I'm not sure what I can do to alter the depth of the primer pocket, I really just swaged them with the Dillon 600 as they were Mil spec once fired and wasn't planning on doing it again?

I'm...

I have heard their ammo is questionable, but I have read that their 7 1/2 primers are the bees knees

Most Accurate Rifle Primers for Precision Reloading - PrecisionRifleBlog.com

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Really? What with? I blow torch or light etc?

Also forgot to mention...

Rifle is a Colt LE6920 M4 Carbine
Approx 750 rounds down the spout.

Swager! spell checker

Dillon swagger 600

All brass was full length resized and checked with Wilson case gauge.

What I find weird is it was only a few of the RG that failed?

Hey there,

Was testing some ammo yesterday.

All loaded with 26gr CFE 223
All using Remington 7 1/2 primers
All once fired 5.56 Brass
Cleaned, swagged and pampered.