Large Rifle Primer Observations
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thank you
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@rldel149 Thanks for your reply, I'm also a re-loader and every little bit of extra info and education helps keep us safe in this hobby, Thanks again and keep uploading any videos you have on reloading, it sure helps the rest of us out. Happy loading and shooting
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Thank you for your posting. I enjoy watching your videos. I actually found myself watching for the past 4 hours. Thanks again and l'm looking forward to new once.
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The video was great. I clicked on the ratings icon to look at the ratings. But instead it took it that I was giving a rating. I do not know what rating it gave but I give it 5 stars. Sorry.
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Very Good film. I thank you for the lesson. I look forward to seeing more of the reloading information films.
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I always love your videos, keep up the good work!
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thanks i will never look at primers the same way again.
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great video sir. keep it up. stay safe!
This is really been an informative video, but I have a question for you (My eyesight isn't what it used to be), my question regards the cratering on the 300 win mag primer, I couldn't really see what you were referring to but it looked like there was a raised ridge around where the firing pin hit the primer, is this what you were referring to as cratering or did I miss something. Thanks, I look forward to your answer
MrPatF1 8 months ago
@MrPatF1 - No, that's it. I have had a expert who is an employee of a famous leading propellant co. educate me on this. Once I knew what to look for, I went back & looked at what I had. The load was slowly stepped up to max published charge, weapon in good working, only one owner & shooter. Nothing sticking/any signs -or so I thought. He explained "cratering"-the pressure inside the case, if high enough, pushes the primer cap around the head of the firing pin & between bolt-face making a ridge.
rldel149 8 months ago