Ok, last week, I loaded 50 rounds for my .30-06. I loaded 165 grain Speer Grand Slams on top of 55 grains of IMR 4350, with CCI 200 Primers, and Winchester Brass, fired one time before. I had not changed any way that I have loaded any other reloads I have done in the past. Every step was the same as before. I shot those loads the same afternoon. Of the 20 that I fired, only 14 actually went off. The other 6 had indentations in the primers, but no go. This is the first time I have had that problem with reloads. Well, I have had one misfire before with another load, but that was the only other instance I can recall. To be sure the problem was not my rifle, I took a box of Winchester Power Points to the range this morning. I fired 10 rounds with not a single miss fire for the bunch. This leads me to believe that there is a problem with my reloads. I cleaned the primer pockets before I put the primers in the pockets, the primers were all seated below the case head, by about .002" to my best estimation. All rounds have powder in them, as when I shake them slightly, I can hear the powder rattle around. Before I handled the primers, I washed my hands thouroughly, and dried them. Even before that, I wiped all case lube off of the cases with a damp rag and let dry for about an hour, to make sure there was no moisture. I am at a loss as to what the problem could be. Could someone else possibly have any ideas as to what the problem could be? ANY HELP OR IDEAS WOULD BE GREAT!!!

Thanks,

charlie brown