Hunting Washington Forum
Equipment & Gear => Guns and Ammo => Topic started by: aorams on May 07, 2015, 05:17:21 PM
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Hi Forum,
While inspecting my fired cases I found this. These are Winchester Large Magnum Rifle Primers igniting 77.2 Grains of H1000 pushing a 180 grain Accubond Bullet. Anyone seen the discoloration I have in the two cases on the right? Should this be any cause for concern?
Thank you very much!
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Need more info..how many time reloaded?
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I would reload those 4 again and mark the two that have the discolored primers and see if it does it again.
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It looks almost like corrosion on the primers. Odd that none of it is on the case itself. I would look into it further though...
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It looks almost like corrosion on the primers. Odd that none of it is on the case itself. I would look into it further though...
:yeah:.........my thought, as well.
Gases from primer leaks have been black/dark/etc.......in my experience.
Is it possible that there's corrosion on the bolt face which was then transferred to the primers upon firing.....?
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Resize them and seat a new primer... you should he able to tell if the primer pocket is too loose to hold the new primer adequately.
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Did you put them in a leather belt or leather ammo holder or something?
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Looks like verdigris, not primer flow.
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Yep, corrosion causes the green color.
That has nothing to do with leaky primer pockets.
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Yep, corrosion causes the green color.
That has nothing to do with leaky primer pockets.
Here's one that was left in my hunting pants for a year.