Recent content by whacko

Yes and had this happen 2 times in the revolver at this point.

It's a stick powder.

If it's always been perfect why are they on gen5?🙄

No. Magnum primer is not necessary for 2400 powder per all the manuals I have checked.

Its very hard for some folks to spend the time to read a 45 second article it's much easier to post a question about the article on NES......then come back later and spend 5-10 minutes scrolling the forum for the answer. 🙄

If you read the article before commenting you would know that they claim he got out of the cuffs......broke out the plexiglass divider into the front seat......rummaged through the officers backpack and found his backup gun. It was about a 45 second Iong article to read.

I'll take some outside In the heat for a bit and pull some apart and see what we get.

I'll do that as well tomorrow and take pix. My basement isn't damp......just cool. I leave a vent from the heating/AC unit open in the basement to keep the ac circulating and the humidity down. I store rifles in my safe with no rust prevention measures down there for over a decade and not a...

I had zero problems until the last couple batches I've run.

I'll take some pix of the crimp tomorrow and show you guys.

I don't wet tumble I use corn media. I'm really thinking this may be a moisture issue though. I store my ammo at 65 degrees in the basement. When I get to the range and take the ammo out of my bag it's wet on the outside with condensation. Anyone ever have this condition and have a problem...

Fyi I'm not opposed to training. Training is excellent advice that nobody should have to get by law.

I deprimed after I tumble.

I don't clean it after tumbling. Never had a problem like this before.....and all the primers seat easy. I don't know. Ill check the next batch after I tumble.

Tumble in corn media for 5-6 hours. It's clean as hell when I reload it.