Any one have a cure for this.

[Bugs100]

I've got 12 primer sticks and the Winchester Primers are sticking in all of them. One stick is so bad that I tapped it over and over again and the primers still won't come out.

I was thinking about using Hornady dry lube or powdered graphite but I'm a little hesitant about do that.

 

[plumber]

If they're Dillon, make sure both end caps are all the way on. I was driven half nuts by that. If that's not it the inside may be scored, I'd call Dillon for replacements

 

[Lugnut]

I've got 12 primer sticks and the Winchester Primers are sticking in all of them. One stick is so bad that I tapped it over and over again and the primers still won't come out.

I was thinking about using Hornady dry lube or powdered graphite but I'm a little hesitant about do that.

Bugs- I wouldn't worry about using dry lube... I used it a bunch for case lube by mistake. It shouldn't be an issue at all.

On the other hand I'd be curious as to why they are sticking? Did they always stick?

 

[Bugs100]

The 4, I got from Hornady worked fine for about a year. Then the tips split and I got 4 more and the primers started getting stuck after about 2 months.

So a couple of weeks ago when I was at North Shore Firearms, I picked up a package of 4 new Dillon sticks. They got the primers stuck in them right away, first time I used them.

So right now I have 8 sticks for large and small primers that I have the same problem with.

I've blown compressed air through them and it didn't help. The bench I pick up the primers from, is real clean and I wipe it down before I dump primers on it, so I'm stuck for a reason or a cure.

 

[WILDCATT]

stuck

you might try runnig a 17 cal brush thru.or a patch down.they might have some mix in there.

 

[Gammon]

Is it possible that the primers are the problem? I got a bad batch of Remington large pistol primers several years ago that jammed in the tube. The anvils were extending out of the cups just far enough to cause the jam.