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Pistol primers and breech block damage?
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01-29-2023, 09:53 PM,
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Kurt
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RE: Pistol primers and breech block damage?
Jim,
It sounds like they got the firing pin channel cut to deep in the breach block maybe.
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01-30-2023, 08:33 AM,
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JKR
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RE: Pistol primers and breech block damage?
That’s very possible Kurt. This was an early covid rifle. Kind of like a Monday Ford. I’ve had to fix a few things.
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05-04-2023, 10:06 AM,
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RE: Pistol primers and breech block damage?
So what do you all think the verdict on large pistol primers in a Shiloh is? I found some Rem 2 1/2 and bought some because I noticed some of the top shooters use them. I loaded a few with a manila folder wad under the primer. It still sits slightly deep though. Does a wad mitigate the "dents" or does the burn still find its way back to the block anyway? I have a lot of rifle primers so I'm not to anxious about it - I have wanted to compare LP with the LR and work up a good load for my 1877 but I don't want to damage my new rifle doing it.
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08-10-2023, 01:04 PM,
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RE: Pistol primers and breech block damage?
Ive now gone thru 2k pistol primers in my 38-55 and the block looks just fine. My new powder may not like the pistol primers but I will definitely try them first.....
matt
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