| A.
Primer misfeeds can be caused by misadjustment of the set screw (#13961) in the primer feed block (see Figure 10). B. The
most common cause of primer misfeeds or jams is the primer punch not seated fully into the
primer slide. This will cause the primer seating cup to strike the flexible orifice on the
bottom of the primer magazine tube. |
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Warning: If the primers
are jammed and will not feed from the bottom of the primer magazine. Do Not Attempt to
force the primers or the primer slide. An explosion resulting in injury may occur. C.
Another common problem is that the primer slide fails to return fully forward with the new
primer. Periodically wipe the primer slide with rubbing alcohol. This removes the spent
primer residue that causes the slide to drag. |
