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Posted: 6/9/2009 11:20:46 AM EDT
| If I chamber a round and don't fire it, when I extract the round I notice the primers have a dimple in them, sometimes its smaller than others. Is this normal?? I see it on Factory and my reloads so I am just wanting to be on the safe side that's why I'm asking. |
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If I chamber a round and don't fire it, when I extract the round I notice the primers have a dimple in them, sometimes its smaller than others. Is this normal?? I see it on Factory and my reloads so I am just wanting to be on the safe side that's why I'm asking. hmm, does your rifle also make a "spriong" sound when fired ? If it does it's definitely broken, send it to me for disposal. 
perfectly normal, the AR has a free floating firing pin. Please check the "read before posting FAQ" tacked at the top of the page , http://www.ar15.com/forums/topic.html?b=3&f=118&t=306487 |
AR's do that. They have a floating firing pins. I don't know any, but I'm told there are sping kits you can add to change it. As long as your not using a load with a very sensitive primer, or a handload with a high primer, you should be good to go. Just another great reason for safe muzzel control when loading one,,,
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