GeorgeandSugar
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Pull the bullet and dump the powder. Seems like the smart and safe way. Not worth getting hurt on a single round.
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I think that old boy rigged the test....I've been seating primers using a shell holder and press mounted priming tool for 50 years and not one has ever gone off....
Funny how every primer he puts in there goes bang....why is that ! Fake Test ?
I don't believe in Utubers...they Lie
I don't think the operator was seating primers, but firing rounds outside of a chamber.
I think that old boy rigged the test....I've been seating primers using a shell holder and press mounted priming tool for 50 years and not one has ever gone off....
ed308 wrote:
What can happen when you attempt to reseat a primer on a loaded round...
Saw this on another forum. Don't think I'll be reseating any high primers on my 650 after watching this video...
And then there was the writer, author, shooter and reloader that went to the firing range with his ammo packed in baggies, I have always said carrying your ammo in baggies was a bad habit.
Anyhow, he dropped a bag, the rim on one case hit the primer of another case. The primer pushed itself out of the case and up. The primer cut an artery, needlessly to say the shooter/writer almost bled to death.
F. Guffey
Are you telling me that those loose rounds rattling their way across the US in the back of semi trucks are somehow safer than loose rounds in a ziploc bag?
I think the moral of this video story is never try to reseat the primer of a loaded round with a firing pin unless said round is chambered in a firearm.