Just took my new G33 to the range for the first time today. After coming home I checked out fired brass (hopefully you can tell by the pic.) it looks like a small gouge on each side of the strike. Is this something I need to worry about, if so what is the remedy?
The primer look like it has a little more pressure than a standard 40 or 9 but that is to be expected when shooting 357. If you notice primer perforation then there is a problem developing for sure.
The primer look like it has a little more pressure than a standard 40 or 9 but that is to be expected when shooting 357. If you notice primer perforation then there is a problem developing for sure.
Thanks JR for your input and I dont mean to be redundant,but the primer has a slight scar on top then the strike then a gouge opposite the scar. Would you recommend I contact Glock? Thanks again!
Each load will develop a different pressure. The metal (flow) you see on the primer will differ from load to load, depending on pressure. Yes the primer you have in the pic looks like a lot of metal is flowing but not so much that this is an alarming situation.
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