I opened a new pack of Winchester large rifle magnum primers to do a ladder test yesterday primed the brass then loaded them and went to the range today when I shot each one I turned it upside down in the box and noticed some were silver some were gold is this normal?
I've never noticed that before.
The question is, how did they shoot and what were your ES/SD?
Yeah, that is the bottom line. I don't know and just speculating but maybe you got right into the end of one run of primers and into the next run? Don't know for sure.
I was doing a 10 shot test saterlee I thinks it is called where you look for velocity nodes anyway I came home and looked and there was one more silver one left the fired primers all looked the same as far as pressure sighns I didn’t even look at the color of them cause it was a new pack but I will from now on
Never seen mixed color primers.. but it could be as dennishoddy stated.
I look at each primer as I pick them up make sure the anvil is in it and after seating into the case I check to make sure all are seated all the way in.
Yes it takes me a while to reload my ammo.
I look at each primer as I pick them up make sure the anvil is in it and after seating into the case I check to make sure all are seated all the way in.
Yes it takes me a while to reload my ammo.
I always check to make sure they are seated also I don’t know how I missed the color
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