Over the weekend I had trouble with light primer strikes. Was shooting several different types of ammo and the results were thus:
- Hornady A-Max and SST factory loaded ammo = goes bang every time.
- AA loaded 120 Noslers = goes bang every time
- Wolf steel case = dimples only, no ignited primers in 5 rounds.
- AA loaded 129 SST's = dimples only, no ignited primers in 8 rounds
Both the AA loads were pretty old. Bought them at least a year and a half ago, probably 2.
This was in two separate rifles, also. Two different triggers, hammers etc. One is running a PF bolt in a JP BCG with a Hiperfire trigger/hammer. The other is running a PF bolt in a Crosshill Tech BCG with a JP trigger/speed hammer, yellow springs. Anybody got any ideas?
- Hornady A-Max and SST factory loaded ammo = goes bang every time.
- AA loaded 120 Noslers = goes bang every time
- Wolf steel case = dimples only, no ignited primers in 5 rounds.
- AA loaded 129 SST's = dimples only, no ignited primers in 8 rounds
Both the AA loads were pretty old. Bought them at least a year and a half ago, probably 2.
This was in two separate rifles, also. Two different triggers, hammers etc. One is running a PF bolt in a JP BCG with a Hiperfire trigger/hammer. The other is running a PF bolt in a Crosshill Tech BCG with a JP trigger/speed hammer, yellow springs. Anybody got any ideas?
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