I did this little test in response to another thread...but I think it was interesting enough to deserve its own thread.
I hadnt heard of the Autauga denting the primers when a round was jacketed...So I tested the theory.
I jacketed a whole mag worth of Magtech HPs and RBCDs through the Autauga...I let the slide snap forward real hard, as it would when firing.
And lo and behold!! primer dents!! :banghead:
Now, I cant really say that I am that concerned. I have put hundreds of rounds through the Autauga, and never any slam fires, nor have I ever heard of an Autauga slam firing, or AD when dropped...And the dents dont actually deform the metal much, it is just a small touch on the brass...I guarantee there isnt any change on the inside surface of the metal primer wall, but jeez....how weird. ALso notice how off center the little dents are....I am going to start collecting my brass from this gun from now on....But like I said, this gun hasnt even so much as stovepiped on me...and Im not real worried.
I hadnt heard of the Autauga denting the primers when a round was jacketed...So I tested the theory.
I jacketed a whole mag worth of Magtech HPs and RBCDs through the Autauga...I let the slide snap forward real hard, as it would when firing.
And lo and behold!! primer dents!! :banghead:
Now, I cant really say that I am that concerned. I have put hundreds of rounds through the Autauga, and never any slam fires, nor have I ever heard of an Autauga slam firing, or AD when dropped...And the dents dont actually deform the metal much, it is just a small touch on the brass...I guarantee there isnt any change on the inside surface of the metal primer wall, but jeez....how weird. ALso notice how off center the little dents are....I am going to start collecting my brass from this gun from now on....But like I said, this gun hasnt even so much as stovepiped on me...and Im not real worried.