Ginex SPP Going Off in my 1050

[Nolan]

1 hour ago, usmc1974 said:

I have found out that if I wet tumble my brass with steel pins. the primer pockets are clean as brand new. Just a thought.

 

I agree the primer pockets are a clean as brand new...IF you decap before tumbling.  Lube still helps because that same level of clean that causes the cases to grab the powder expander die and make them 'POP' coming off the expander can cause the same thing with primers and if the primer pocket hole is a little tight to start with...'POP'!

 

Nolan

[usmc1974]

22 minutes ago, Nolan said:

 

I agree the primer pockets are a clean as brand new...IF you decap before tumbling.  Lube still helps because that same level of clean that causes the cases to grab the powder expander die and make them 'POP' coming off the expander can cause the same thing with primers and if the primer pocket hole is a little tight to start with...'POP'!

 

Nolan

I resize and decap before tumbling. All my pistol brass is worked with Carbide dies On a Dillon square B.

Edited November 12, 2023 by usmc1974

[PhotoRecon]

Tried the Ginex SPP today. Using S&B OFB that I ran through the the sizer and swager on my RL1050 then hand primed. No lube.

 

Just the right amount of tension IMHO, certainly not hard to seat and no high primers.

 

Next, I'll try some older brass with loosening primer pockets and see how they do with those.

[Bakerjd]

I've run at least 15k of both styles of the ginex SPP in a 1050 with the primer gold down die from everglades. I sent them till they a flat. Usually around .010". No issues in the press or shooting them.