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41special · May 7, 2005, 10:56 AM

I've had the same concern with my .41 MAG loads for years now.

Here's how I finally solved it :

I'd been flattening the primers in my M415 for months no matter how low I went within reason, they still went flat.

But in 8-10 reloads, the cases never split and neither did the primers.

So I figure, in that gun, primers flattened means next to nothing.

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An old west lawman once said when asked why he carried a .45, "because they don't make a .46"

May 7, 2005, 10:56 AM	#4
41special Senior Member Join Date: January 7, 2005 Location: Northern Virginia Posts: 263	I've had the same concern with my .41 MAG loads for years now. Here's how I finally solved it : I'd been flattening the primers in my M415 for months no matter how low I went within reason, they still went flat. But in 8-10 reloads, the cases never split and neither did the primers. So I figure, in that gun, primers flattened means next to nothing. ______________________________________________ An old west lawman once said when asked why he carried a .45, "because they don't make a .46"