blown primer problem

[finch6013]

I would hope that whoever loads for buy ammo would do a good job but I guess you never know

 

[Oldfart]

Good points but unless we want to disect a few of his rounds we'll never really know. I know I have a standing order to myself: Never shoot unknown reloads! I don't shoot (or reload) .223, instead sticking to .308 and 8X57, so I don't know much about the smaller cases and what kind of tolerances they will allow. I'll bow to your experience.

On another - but somewhat connected - thread; the OP wants to get rid of that ammo. You might be able to make a decent deal. Of course you'll have to tear it all down and re-reload it but it might be worth it.

 

[finch6013]

I will probably just use it for plinking ammo. Its probably not a good idea but I have only had a few rounds go bad

 

[aflineman]

I will probably just use it for plinking ammo. Its probably not a good idea but I have only had a few rounds go bad

I really don't know if I would shoot it. Sell it for components only. What you may lose with having to buy new ammo would be cheap when compared to a new firearm or body part. Just my