I've noted no differences in performance but certainly haven't done any scientific tests. My question is Has anyone else used these primers? What results have you seen with them?įorrestI've used a goodly quantity of the Mag Tech LR primers, mostly for plinking loads. These items are made in Brazil but had good recommendations. With the current & on-going primer shortage I went ahead and bought 5000 MagTech primers. I have a primer question for the membership The next step is to change firearms and see if the FTF problem follows the primer ~ I'm going to the range today with 50 loaded for the SKS.
This rifle has the typical good reputation for reliability and up to now I never encountered FTF while using it. My failure-to-fire problems have mainly been in my M70. I have measured primer-picket depth of the cases that failed to fire ~ normal within tollerance in all of them. I know about seating to the bottom of the primer-pocket - I always clean pockets and in the instance of these hard-seating primers I have gone back to seating them one-by-one in the press instead of the Lee tool so as to assure that they are fully bottomed-out. These primers won't turn because the edges of the anvils do not catch in the groves of the flip-tray. The answer seems to be narrowing down to the anvil and the way this lot's anvils are seated pretty much flush with the top of the primer cup by the manufacturer. Thanks for all the feed-back, needed to figure out if I have a marginal lot of the primers or what.
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