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Old May 1, 2017, 11:32 PM   #7
Stats Shooter
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. Your cases are .300 Win Mag and by way of comparison, a Hornady once fired case and deprimed measured at .130. Clean the primer pocket first since the residue can account for .002


Hello and thank you for your reply.

I tumble all my brass in a wet stainless steel pin tumbler which cleans the primer pockets so they look factory new.
The primer pocket depth in all the Norma brass is 0.1275-0.1280" deep, including the misfires.

I forgot to mention two critical bits of information, sorry.

I forgot to mention this happened in my Remington brass also, but same rifle. And, I have had at least 1 hangfire where I heard "click" and then a split second later "bang" in the Norma Brass.
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