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Old 09-09-2011, 05:19 PM
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Originally Posted by cayugad
Granted the primers could come apart from the back pressure. And I could lie and say this is one reason I seldom shoot large charges of powder out of plunger guns. But I shoot smaller charges for accuracy reasons only. If a magnum charge brought me accuracy, believe me.. I would be shooting them. But in all honesty.. I have shot stout loads out of the Black Diamond XR (150 grains of loose powder) and the primers stayed in tact.
And I would say they do because the breech plug allows the pressure to vent off enough before pushing the primer or the entire assembly out of the primer pocket... but we pay for that venting with amount of carbon found in the breech and bolt area....

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