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  • 2in1evtime

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    I can recommend that you use a hard primer as the design of the firing pin and length can cause i to fire when letting bolt loose to chamber, this is my experience anyway
     

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    I can recommend that you use a hard primer as the design of the firing pin and length can cause i to fire when letting bolt loose to chamber, this is my experience anyway

    That's a problem with some for sure, there's plenty of info on the web to shorten the firing pin or simply replace it with a titanium firing pin.
     
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