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I have witnessed this twice by other shooters and have it happened to myself.
all times were pierced primers.
One gun developed wood damage as a result of the above. the other two had pre existing wood issues which is what allowed the gas to escape down thru the trigger area vs blowing out a quarter panel/ stock head panel.
good idea to send her off for inspection/ repair.
the shells were all cheap shells but all had pierced primers.
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