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Small Pistol Primer in 223
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<blockquote data-quote="Johnboy" data-source="post: 382514" data-attributes="member: 20409"><p>OK i just looked at my book.you are 1 grain from being maxed out.for me I would shoot them,BUT WITH CATION.</p><p> </p><p>my reason for saying this is that I used a large pistol primer in a 7mm/08 load one time.but I say again it was not a hot load but a mild one.</p><p> </p><p>the biggest thing to look out for is the thickness of the cup the primer is made of.and if you do shoot one to see if its OK.LOOK for signs of powder around the primer and pocket.and/or it MIGHT just pierce the primer and let gases out that way.and you do not want to see gases around or comeing out of a pierced primer.this will ERODE the bolt face away.meaning trouble.</p><p> </p><p>but you make the call.but if you do have a press collet type bullet puller I would just pull them and knock out the primers and start over.its OK to deprime live primers.just use a slow even pull of the handel,and they will come out with out popping.just keep safety in mind</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Johnboy, post: 382514, member: 20409"] OK i just looked at my book.you are 1 grain from being maxed out.for me I would shoot them,BUT WITH CATION. my reason for saying this is that I used a large pistol primer in a 7mm/08 load one time.but I say again it was not a hot load but a mild one. the biggest thing to look out for is the thickness of the cup the primer is made of.and if you do shoot one to see if its OK.LOOK for signs of powder around the primer and pocket.and/or it MIGHT just pierce the primer and let gases out that way.and you do not want to see gases around or comeing out of a pierced primer.this will ERODE the bolt face away.meaning trouble. but you make the call.but if you do have a press collet type bullet puller I would just pull them and knock out the primers and start over.its OK to deprime live primers.just use a slow even pull of the handel,and they will come out with out popping.just keep safety in mind [/QUOTE]
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