That should have went bang DF.
Kinda think you right.
I’m anxious to see which primer I used. Data is on the box.
Will report.
DF
Pull the bullet, dump the powder and inspect the inside at the flash hole. If you can see the shiny primer, and the flash hole is clear, it was a faulty primer. That, however, rarely, happens. Have any of you guys seen where a guy sprays wd40 inside the primers and they still fire? He was trying to disprove the myth that oils from handling them causes misfires. I've used primers that I've popped out of WWII cases (from 1942), without any problems.
