If there was a challenge inserting the primer, the realm round the primer pocket will be concave not convex. Not one of the MEC Reloading devices assist the hull rim in the course of reprime or at another point from the reloading system.
The reduce pin will come out a little bit of an angle and would seem more very likely to pierce them. I switched back to Win209's. The savings was not that important anyway - fifteen cents for every box of loaded shells.
Perhaps it has some thing to perform with the angled firing pins used by more than/below shotguns. The BT-ninety nine incorporates a straight line firing pin as do most all pumps and autoloaders.
Jus considered it absolutely was Remington/vista chopping corners. On the caliber of the steel beng employed. Finding exact same marks with a measurement grasp. With Cheddite primers. Never know why you're only having it with Winchester primers.
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I've had a similar difficulty you had and did exactly the same lowering of the powder/ key tube. Otherwise you shouldn't have a problem with cheddites; but some shotguns might pierce cheddites occasional or on a regular basis which typically causes firing pin erosion.
While I'd get in touch with it a "weak" primer, a CCI 209 (not the 209M) might be another choice, Though you'll probably have to improve the powder to keep the velocity the same a Federal 209A. Federal rather generating the common 209 quite a long time ago, but it was a great medium-minimal electrical power primer.
Not endeavoring to start a pissing contest but nobody as nonetheless has essentially finished an actual apples to apples exam.
I do not see any holes winchester 209 primers sportsman's warehouse or pierced primers, from what I read through earlier mentioned individuals are indicating firing pins are piercing the knockoff primers. Some firing pins strike more difficult about the primers much more on unique guns, but I have nevertheless to check out an actuall hole in any primer.
I really know what you posted. I can read. I do not use Alliant solutions nor do I substitute Cheddite 209 primers for Winchester 209 primers. So I won't be contacting Alliant to speak with Ben.
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