I see a lot of post and here and else where and mention in loading manuals about watching for signs of overpressure but I have not seen any examples.
I know that a "Crushed" or flattened or pierced primer is supposed to be one, but I am not sure how to tell. Any one have pictures or a pierced or flattened primer? Also what are other signs of over pressure.
I do not plan on loading my round to anything above published, in fact I really am looking at loading light recoil loads for shooting IDPA in the new CCP division so lighter is better as long as it makes the minor power factor.
Still I would be interested in knowing what to watch for in overpressure signs.
Thanks
I know that a "Crushed" or flattened or pierced primer is supposed to be one, but I am not sure how to tell. Any one have pictures or a pierced or flattened primer? Also what are other signs of over pressure.
I do not plan on loading my round to anything above published, in fact I really am looking at loading light recoil loads for shooting IDPA in the new CCP division so lighter is better as long as it makes the minor power factor.
Still I would be interested in knowing what to watch for in overpressure signs.
Thanks