Absolutey no way unless the gun is damaged or you have seriously overloaded your cartridge will they commonly show signs of pressure. They have almost a zero tolerance of any parts that will give enough to show ejection marks or blowed back primers. When the falling block comes up it sits right on the case head theres no where for the case to move. It is to this day the strongest action in the world. You can overload that gun to the point of serious barrel damage.

But if you got blown back primers then your load it too hot. If you have ejection marks on that rifle then you may need to see a gunsmith because they don't move enough to allow that to happen. In centerfire cartridge's the Ruger No 1 rifles is all I own.