How to read your ammo, (pressure signs)

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Comment from : Сергей Тиунчик

Had to comeback and revisit this one Great content as always my friend Thanks for leaving it in its original form
Comment from : Otis Carl White

thanks
Comment from : dave

Thanks, Great information
Comment from : Adam Lubke

Thanks Mark You are a great ambassador and teacher I enjoy your videos a ton
Comment from : Robert Gore

might have saved my rifle; i was having failure to extract issues with my remington 700 would have to knock the back after every shot i took some of thr casings home and watch this video something is def off with the pressure ty
Comment from : Gabriel Rodriguez

Thanks
Comment from : Mike Dematteo

Thanks
Comment from : Anthony Meyer

A great refresher for experienced hand loaders and a must-see for the beginner Everyone should have the utmost respect for pressure!
Comment from : gilream

The best video I have found on pressure signs in reloading!
Comment from : William Feldner

I bet you check sparkplugs in the same manner, as you said it's not one size fits all Very informative video Thanks for all you do
Comment from : Paul Mcdonald

Very good information!
Comment from : John Smith

Awesome video Mark! I have an interesting pressure sign that I'm trying to decipher on factory ammunition (Federal 170gr SP 8mm Mauser ) The bolt unlocked and extracted smoothly, but it looks like the primers backed out a fraction of a millimetre on most of the cases, the primer's edges are still rounded, no cratering around the firing pin strike (it is slightly off-centre though) , no other pressure signs than the primers backing out It was my first time firing the rifle since I bought it, the dealer said it had its headspace checked and it was ok Any clues why it could be doing this?
Comment from : Nathan Pleli

Another awesome video, after shooting for 50 years and reloading on and off for over 40 years Mark articulates things that I kind of knew but had never put words to Many thanks, wonderful content
Comment from : The Love Finders Band TV

As somebody who’s only been handloading for a short time I greatly appreciate this info This is an extremely valuable reference
Comment from : Will S

There's only one area I've found this to not be true That's the AR-10/LR-308 platform Man, when those things are over-gassed it will knock out primers, make extractor marks, and blacken the entire case For bolt action, when I can taste brass shavings, I back her down a 1/10 grainsometimes 1/5 grain, that's 2/10 for you Northern states folks :)brGreat presentation and discussion Mark!! I often read about pressure signs, but if you haven't seen it or seen how it can mess up your brass and gun it's difficult to get a good idea of what is just soft alloy vs actual pressure signs
Comment from : P Stewart