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Wondering how old these are???
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Tige
Who/where (born visible, identify as Trans-parent)
I have used some fairly old primers in reloading lately as qualities of new primers dried up. As long as they were dry and cool in storage, I had no problems.
16gauge
Expert
Looks like mid '90s, the dark blue package came after that.
Rebel_Rider1969
Well Known Nuisance
Looks like I'll put a few in spent cases and see if they go bang. I should call Alec baldwin first for safety tips...
SAWMAN
Master
Betcha every one you try goes "CRACK".
THAT IS - -> IF YOU DO NOT INSTALL THEM BACKWARDS.
BTW - -> the pic of the fired 10mm rds,showed evidence of being TOO HOT. Your starting to reload like me.
WATCH OUT JAMES !! ---- SAWMAN
THAT IS - -> IF YOU DO NOT INSTALL THEM BACKWARDS.
BTW - -> the pic of the fired 10mm rds,showed evidence of being TOO HOT. Your starting to reload like me.
WATCH OUT JAMES !! ---- SAWMAN
Plinker
Marksman
Rebel_Rider1969
Well Known Nuisance
Yep, did 3 all three went crack! The other rounds I loaded were crimped too hard, not the powder charge. Here's the ones I shot yesterday. No bulges or smileys. Rounds were very accurate and had good power. 12.5g aa#9. 200gr hp. 3 shot "group" @ 50 yards
