I loaded something very similar with imr red and keep getting delayed ignition. Click,pause,bang. I filled in the bottom similarly, packed power tight, built a stack and crimped in the foster slug well. Maybe it’s the primer? I used standard fed large pistol.
@@maxxbear5014 You were right; Precision is out of stock. How often do you need to replace them? Do you suppose I could drill the center out of a similar product & get the same results?
I have found over the powder. The best thing to do is to put a 10 gauge over shot card on top of the powder then and 11 gauge nitro card. I have another video on these loading Lee drive key slugs, search for that it has more information.
@@k.backus6349 well. I guess You could just cut a two piece 12 ga shotgun hull open and take the base wad from it I would check to make sure it is good and Tight
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I loaded something very similar with imr red and keep getting delayed ignition. Click,pause,bang. I filled in the bottom similarly, packed power tight, built a stack and crimped in the foster slug well. Maybe it’s the primer? I used standard fed large pistol.
I've been using cci mag lp primers. Haven't had any delayed ignition. I use ramshot competition powder though
@@jacobackley502 thanks. I had switched to large mag rifle primers and it fixed the issue.
What is the official name of those white washers that you drive against the primer pocket & where can I get them?
Ballistic products HB12 wad base. They are not always in stock just a heads up
Thank you; You are The Man; appreciate your videos!
@@maxxbear5014 You were right; Precision is out of stock. How often do you need to replace them? Do you suppose I could drill the center out of a similar product & get the same results?
For my 20ga brass I use hot glue to fill the recess They don’t sale the washer for 20ga. I would think it would work in the 12ga brass also.
You said Percision did you mean ballistic products
That sounds like a much better idea than using epoxy like other do.
I have never use the epoxy. Actually this is the first time I ever heard it
Using machined brass from Rocky Mountain Cartridge eliminates much of the work and hassle of MagTech cases.
Yes it would. I have been on there site. Some great work they do..
How does plastic shaving taste in you coffee?
They must taste like nothing because I drank that coffee Lol
Nice video. Thank you for sharing.
Are the gas seals 10 or 12 guage?
I have found over the powder. The best thing to do is to put a 10 gauge over shot card on top of the powder then and 11 gauge nitro card. I have another video on these loading Lee drive key slugs, search for that it has more information.
What is the name on the washer seals, where did you get them?
It’s just called a washer seal. At Ballistic products Sometimes they have them sometimes they don’t
@@maxxbear5014 Appears they no longer have them and ignore inquiries.
@@k.backus6349 well. I guess You could just cut a two piece 12 ga shotgun hull open and take the base wad from it I would check to make sure it is good and Tight
@@k.backus6349 I'm thinking a X12X gas seal or a (X10X) might work just drill out the hole. What have you use since this post?