Worst batch of Wolf primers ever

[markm]

Also... is that a yellow primer? All of my WOLF SRMs are Silver.

[herd48]

Wolf Small Rifle are copper colored. Wolf Small Rifle magnum and 223 are brass colored. Old lots were nickel. This info per Wideners website.

[HelloLarry]

I've seen primers alone shove a bullet far enough into the throat that it takes a rod to knock it out.

I certainly won't deny that it does happen, I'm just saying that it has never happened to me even using moly'd bullets in uncrimped cases seated to 2.25" for short range ammo or seated out to 2.6"+ with 80s. Point being that it's not a sure thing that the bullet is going to clear the case from just a primer going off.

I've seen guys leave the bullet in the throat just from removing an unfired round because they were seating the bullet to jam in the lands.

[markm]

Wolf Small Rifle are copper colored. Wolf Small Rifle magnum and 223 are brass colored. Old lots were nickel. This info per Wideners website.

Ah.... I know I read somewhere that some of the Wolf Primers weren't Silver, but I couldn't remember which ones.

[Gramps]

Anytime you change something in your reloading mix, you have to thoroughly check everthing through the process. Your old settings (recipe) won't work because you have new things (ingredients) in the mix.
~wifey

Words/actions to live by when reloading.