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ceefour
6 years ago
I noticed,years ago, that when I run a cartridge into my Colt .223 Sporter, a dimple on the primer of that cartridge….a Firing Pin Dimple! Anyone see the possible problem with that? From what I read….this is common for these types of rifles/action and has been happening since these rifles were first produced. To avoid this, I ride the cartridge into the chamber with the charging handle, then use the forward assist to seat the cartridge. So far…..no problems.
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I noticed,years ago, that when I run a cartridge into my Colt .223 Sporter, a dimple on the primer of that cartridge….a Firing Pin Dimple! Anyone see the possible problem with that? From what I read….this is common for these types of rifles/action and has been happening since these rifles were first produced. To avoid this, I ride the cartridge into the chamber with the charging handle, then use the forward assist to seat the cartridge. So far…..no problems.