I went to the range at 12 noon and upon the third shot I heard the distinct click of the hammer on the frame of the TC Contender.
I used a max load of H322 under a 300 grain hollow point with magnum primers. Never had an issue but today I had a squib load which resulted in the bullet stuck in the throat of the 4570 barrel.
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So. I am wondering what happened? Did a chemical cause the problem?
Did water do it ?
Extremes of heat and cold?
I noticed the powder seemed to have the graphite burned off of it. I am not sure what happened but I am definitely culling that batch of reloads to be on the safe side.
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Squib load!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
- John W, 2019-03-24, 14:17
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Classic too cool primer for the powder.
- WB, 2019-03-24, 14:38
- I agree with WB (nm) - Sid R, 2019-03-24, 20:35
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Primers
- Alcorn, 2019-03-24, 16:35
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I kinda have to disagree with Alcorn. I have never
- Gary Reeder, 2019-03-24, 17:17
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Primers
- Alcorn, 2019-03-24, 18:50
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CCI primers, in my experience, tend to be a harder primer.
- Gary Reeder, 2019-03-24, 21:09
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Primers
- Alcorn, 2019-03-25, 05:51
- I've never used anything but Winchester, - Rsim, 2019-03-25, 11:04
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Primers
- Alcorn, 2019-03-25, 05:51
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CCI primers, in my experience, tend to be a harder primer.
- Gary Reeder, 2019-03-24, 21:09
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Primers
- Alcorn, 2019-03-24, 18:50
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I kinda have to disagree with Alcorn. I have never
- Gary Reeder, 2019-03-24, 17:17
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Classic too cool primer for the powder.
- WB, 2019-03-24, 14:38