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I have been reloading for about 20+ years now, but only for target purposes. I recently tried some steel plate shooting
and really enjoyed it, so my son (Who got me started with the steel shooting) had a trigger job done on my old .38
special and I reloaded as I normally would. I had a lot (approximately 15 of 100) with light strikes leading to a failure
to fire. I asked a friend who has been shooting at the pro level for some time and he asked what primers I was using.
I normally use Winchester SP, and he said they are too hard and I should change to a softer primer. Not to confuse by
saying what brand he told me to use, What would you folks advise for me to use.
By the way, the trigger is about 3.5 to 4.0 lbs. and oh so sweet......
Thank you in advance for any help you can lend to my search.
John.
and really enjoyed it, so my son (Who got me started with the steel shooting) had a trigger job done on my old .38
special and I reloaded as I normally would. I had a lot (approximately 15 of 100) with light strikes leading to a failure
to fire. I asked a friend who has been shooting at the pro level for some time and he asked what primers I was using.
I normally use Winchester SP, and he said they are too hard and I should change to a softer primer. Not to confuse by
saying what brand he told me to use, What would you folks advise for me to use.
By the way, the trigger is about 3.5 to 4.0 lbs. and oh so sweet......
Thank you in advance for any help you can lend to my search.
John.