Formed cases don't mean that primers won't back out.. Too much HS won't always cause primers to back out, and a loaded round won't always prevent primers from backing out.Your cases aren't formed yet. Too much headspace can cause that. Won't happen with a loaded round.
It CAN happen with a loaded round if the case has too much headspace. (not a barrel headspace issue) The round fires, case is shorter than the chamber because it hasn't been fire formed yet, primer goes BANG and backs out of the pocket and sometimes gets pierced.Your cases aren't formed yet. Too much headspace can cause that. Won't happen with a loaded round.
You didn't mention the type of case you were using. i.e. rimless, belted, etc. This can make a difference due to the way casing is held. On a rifle with shoulder headspace, what you seen is gonna happen most of the time when firing primer only. Belted case...a different story somewhat.Hi there
I was doing some garage testing on firing pin. Loaded some cases with primer only...NO powder. No projectile. The primers came about 30 of their way out of the pockets. This was new brass. They work fine in loaded full rounds. Any ideas please?
Thats exactly what im thinkingYou'll be able to weed out the people to stay away from with bogus info.
Such as yourself?You'll be able to weed out the people to stay away from with bogus info.
nah, but maybe you. I helped this guy, did you?Such as yourself?
How is it helping giving this guy false info? A primer cannot back out of a case that has filled the chamber. No room for it to back outFormed cases don't mean that primers won't back out..
nah, but maybe you. I helped this guy, did you?
either that or under pressure load... which there is no load in this case, can cause primers to back out. Empty case and just a primer, with not enough pressure to drive back case against bolt face. For every action, forward in this case only, there is a opposite and equal reaction, not in this case.
For every action, forward in this case only, there is a opposite and equal reaction, not in this case.
Helped confuse the guy. IMHOnah, but maybe you. I helped this guy, did you?
IMHO....? whats so humble about it? LOL And hijackin' his thread is helpful right? Maybe you don't understand.... "For every action, forward in this case only, there is a opposite and equal reaction, not in this case."Helped confuse the guy. IMHO