Is there anyone out there that can answer a question on primer performance. I'm experiencing some difficulties with my hand loads and I think it may be an ignition related problem. I'm shooting a .223 NEF Handi break- barrel rifle that has a transfer bar system that is prone to problems if the trigger isn't pulled all the way back on firing. From time to time a shot will hit way low, and there is no apparent reason for it.
My question is this:
If primers are impacted by the firing pin with varying degrees of impact such that they still always goes off, can this result in varying performance of the primers leading to significant variations in muzzle velocity?
Thanks
McL
My question is this:
If primers are impacted by the firing pin with varying degrees of impact such that they still always goes off, can this result in varying performance of the primers leading to significant variations in muzzle velocity?
Thanks
McL