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11-05-2012, 23:26
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EX-Swage Monkey
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Winchester Primers Bad batch or..
I have 2,000 LP Winchester primers that basically will not feed. It seems the anvil is about 20 thou over the cup, which is causing it to jam up. I have had some problems before but never this bad. Is it this batch or just QC on the down slop? And should I contact them, 2,000 is not a ton, but only being able to load them on a SS when they are for pistol is pretty much not going to happen. I was thinking of just setting them aside for a shortage etc. 
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25acp,.223,25-20win,.308, 8mm M, 7mm Rem Mag, 9mm, .45acp, .475 Wildey Mag
On 2 Hornady LNL's And a Super 1050
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11-06-2012, 07:36
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I would contact them. I just finished loading 2,000 9mm with Win SPP with no issues. IIRC I purchased these a year ago. Just recently picked up a brick of both SPP & LPP's. When were these purchased? While others have posted about Win primer issues I have personally never had an issue with them.
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11-06-2012, 07:52
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I am having a similar problem with Tula .223 primers on my 650. The anvil isn't necessarily inside the cup and the assembly is taller than the primer disk on the press. The primer drags and makes a mess of things.
I have a little under 5000 left to use and I won't be buying them again.
Richard
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11-06-2012, 09:25
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Quote:
Originally Posted by F106 Fan
I am having a similar problem with Tula .223 primers on my 650. The anvil isn't necessarily inside the cup and the assembly is taller than the primer disk on the press. The primer drags and makes a mess of things.
I have a little under 5000 left to use and I won't be buying them again.
Richard
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Add a couple turns to the nut that holds the primer return rod. 
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Steve
Yes, I post using a phone so my spelling sucks.
Converting Hornady owners to Dillon
one owner at a time.
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11-06-2012, 10:04
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Colorado4Wheel
Add a couple turns to the nut that holds the primer return rod. |
I think this went right over my head!
I believe the problem on my 650 is that the Tula primer is thicker than the Rotary Primer Disc and it won't allow the disk to rotate. Or, if the disc does rotate, it drags.
Richard
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11-06-2012, 10:59
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If the ram isn't fully up (solidly in the at rest position and not sagging down), the primers will drag. Add some tension to the blue nut on the powder dispenser return rod and see if that helps.
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Steve
Yes, I post using a phone so my spelling sucks.
Converting Hornady owners to Dillon
one owner at a time.
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11-06-2012, 11:22
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Colorado4Wheel
If the ram isn't fully up (solidly in the at rest position and not sagging down), the primers will drag. Add some tension to the blue nut on the powder dispenser return rod and see if that helps.
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Ah ha! (.. light clicks on ..)
I'll look into that. Thanks!
Richard
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11-06-2012, 12:58
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It may just be your finicky LNL. I have no issues w/ older WW primers, SP or LP, in my 550 or 650. If you want to swap. let me know, I have some CCI around.
BTW, when Are you & Chris going to come up & play some IDPA???
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Last edited by fredj338; 11-06-2012 at 12:59..
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