I was priming some 223 cases with really tight primer pockets and had one go off. I was wearing my safety glasses, and it took a while for my hearing to come back to normal. Just change your underwear and move on.
I was priming some 223 cases with really tight primer pockets and had one go off. I was wearing my safety glasses, and it took a while for my hearing to come back to normal. Just change your underwear and move on.
I have had the experience. It will cure constipation
Nemo me impune lacessit
Yep and about shit my pants. Called lee and they sent me a new thingy ma bopper for free. Tried to explain it was my fault, but they still sent't it no charge.
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A lot of the reloading companies are good about things like that.Originally Posted by Shane P
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Happened to me when I first started. .223 cases on a progressive press. A crimped pocket slipped by during sorting. Made me pee a little.....
Kevin
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So which 9mm cases do you have to worry about having crimped pockets?
I run all of my 223 brass through a swagger but it's convient because I am also sizing and trimming it in that same run on a progressive press. I currently have no plans of doing the same for 9mm since I haven't really anticipated finding any...
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9mm nato has crimped primers.
Are they going to actually say NATO on the head stamp? And if not is there a brand the military favors? Sort of like how they favor Lake City for 5.56?
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The ones i have are made by winchester ill try to get a pic when i get home
Heres a crimped primer 9mm
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