I figured out the problem ladies and gentlemen. I have tried seating the primers softly, hard, sideways, upside down etc. every third or so small pistol primer would require 2 or so strikes to ignite. This was consistent among the 4 hundred rounds that I loaded. I just could not figure out the problem. well... I went to the gun shop and picked up a box of CCI primers just to see. Every single one fires flawlessly. I dont neccesarilly want to bad mouth wolf primers, but...
Wolf Primers
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Initially I used my Beretta 92FS. Then thinking that perhapps it could be something to do with the firing pin spring, I tried about a hundred in my S&W MP9c. Same results.
Oh man! You have no idea! the ones seated sideways were the worst. It sounds like you have experience with this type of primer?
I had a similar problem and found that the primer pocket was not cleaned out as well as it should be. I started using a bristle brush on my dremel, turn the case upside down in the round holder (for a lack of a better word) and did a quick clean on the cases. No more problems after that.
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