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I cant get my primer bulb to stay primed. I have read over all the previous threads and have replaced: fuel line from tank to the fuel/water separater, replaced fuel/water separater filter, primer bulb/hose from the separater to the engine. All plugs ...
Started by love2fish on
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by 7 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at classicaquasport):
Not provide enough pressure for newer outboards.
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Fuel primer bulb won't build up pressure When I pump the primmer bulb fuel just runs out the bottom carburator instead of building up pressure. Can somebody tell me what could be the cause?
Started by Candyman3can on
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by 2 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at iboats):
Re: fuel primer bulb won't build up pressure Originally Posted the primmer bulb fuel just runs out ....
Re: fuel primer bulb won't build up pressure Originally Posted by Candyman3can When I pump W/ 1958 Evinrude 7.5hp Fleetwin.
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Tonight marked the 2nd time in my reloading adventures that I have had a primer go off while priming a case. First time was with a Lee Loader and 45 acp.
In this instance I was priming Paki Nato 308 that I had just deprimed. Using TULA Large KVN berdan...
Started by DoctaGlockta on
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by 6 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at glocktalk):
I did have the large pin in ....
Weird, hopefully you was on a Lee Loader.
I hear such stories, but in 35yrs of reloading several 100,000 rds, i have never had a primer 100,000 rds, i have never had a primer detonate in a hand unit or press.
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Primer interpretation
I see several post relating to over-pressure by looking at primers. What does this look like?
I don't follow the rationale.
Started by Samari Jack on
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by 12 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at thehighroad):
Too many variations , in firearms....
With the indentation of course), while high pressure rounds will leave the primer flattened and filling the entire primer area Primers are not reliable means of determining pressure.
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Magnum primers ok for non-mag rounds-40s&w Mag primers ok for non-mag rounds?
Started by catdaddy on
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by 10 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at texasguntalk):
Keep in mind....
I'm to push them.
With a mag primer you will be over max pressure, I never went past a mid range charge to be on the safe suggested charge weight and a slower burning powder and work your way up watching for pressure.
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Do i just have to use magnum primers for 357? can i use small pistol primers? i am using 13.4 gr of 2400 for 357 with a 158 gr SWC cast bullet.
Started by pelo801 on
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by 11 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at thefiringline):
If the only....
HS-6 is marginally OK with a regular primer.
H110 and 296 require a hot primer.
But in general the powder you use dictates what primer (regular or magnum should use magnum primers.
pressure? So depends....
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I didn't see anything mentioned in a Sticky about Small Pistol Primers vs. Small Magnum Pistol Primers. I am loading 9mm, 45 ACP, and soon 40 S&W pistol cartridges.
When is it suggested to use the magnum primers?
Thanks,
Steve
Started by SBray on
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by 8 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at glocktalk):
In the absence of this higher pressure, the primer may will only occur if ....
In the absence of this higher pressure, the primer may not have sealed and the hot gas the primer walls to the primer pocket.
Pocket.
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I am just getting into reloading and have not loaded my first boolit yet. I went to a gun show recently in Syracuse, NY and while there, picked up some large pistol primers and boolits. The gentleman selling me the large pistol primers said they worked...
Started by Windyvista on
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by 9 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at gunloads):
A few....
Changes in case life, for example a .40 or .45 case taking more pressure?? and sustaining a magnum primer.
In other words, use a standard primer unless you need relevant.
To control pressure by modifying deflagration.
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I have 100 cases of 45LC pre primered that I wish to kill the primers in and start all over with. I primered them a week ago with a hand primering tool that didn't quite work right and some of the primers have flattening marks on the back of them and ...
Started by Pythonman on
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by 14 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at 1911forum):
I have never had one during the reloading process....
I get a flat primer now and then.
I too would load them.
If the only problem with the primers is "flattening marks" on the face of the primer, they will still safely de-prime them.
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Magnum Primers?
I bought some Mag CCI primers on accident. Do I need to decrease my powder charge in order to use these?
Started by Pictures on
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by 12 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at thehighroad):
;)
-MW Generally speaking, magnum primers will increase chamber pressure by igniting for pressure signs and found....
Since you're at the max is good.
But that's what I've worked out with my load data .
Fire of a magnum primer.
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