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Old January 21, 2013, 01:55 PM   #1
Patriot86
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"Wet" Primer Sealant?

I went shooting for the first time with my new PPQ this last Friday and I noticed something real odd.

I was shooting some 6 month old S&B 9mm 115gr FMJ's, the ones with the "red" sealed primers.

When I was done shooting I looked at my left thumb and noticed a big red spot on it. I didn't remember getting pinched or anything like that but I figured such is life.

When I got home and broke the PPQ down I noticed Red "Stains", in the shape of a perfect 9MM casing sized circle on what I would call the "Breach Face"(The portion of the slide where the firing pin pokes out).

They wiped right off, but I have never had an issue with "wet" primer-sealant before. The fact I had some on my thumb before breaking it down in my mind means this was not a result of the gun being hot or anything like that.

I have shot S&B 9MM out of all sorts of different pistols over the years and never had this happen. Is this something I should worry about?
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