Thread: Small Rifle Primers

@ElDax maybe try a very quick whirl of the case deburring tool in mouth of primer pocket first.....I do it for any milserp brass plus hornady brass and anything that looks ,possibly sharp...makes a big difference as to how easily primer starts into pocket.

Originally Posted by Micky Duck

@ElDax maybe try a very quick whirl of the case deburring tool in mouth of primer pocket first.....I do it for any milserp brass plus hornady brass and anything that looks ,possibly sharp...makes a big difference as to how easily primer starts into pocket.

Oh I was more meaning inside the priming tool itself, had no issues seating at all. I just happened to be using the last of my CCI primers and noticed that the Ginex primers would often need a shake in order for them to feed into the mechanism where the CCI would flow without issues. Still appreciate the thought though haha

Originally Posted by ElDax

Oh I was more meaning inside the priming tool itself, had no issues seating at all. I just happened to be using the last of my CCI primers and noticed that the Ginex primers would often need a shake in order for them to feed into the mechanism where the CCI would flow without issues. Still appreciate the thought though haha

Perhaps try some graphite around the problem area.