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Unread 07-29-2020, 11:15 AM   #21
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To possibly eliminate the primer piercing, try different brands of ammunition. Some primers are harder than others.
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Bill is right, and I have found my 16ga. hammer gun regularly pierces Cheddite primers.
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Ditto here.





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Glad to hear others having the same issue. I'll be searching for a smith that can put some finish on the barrels. Any suggestions on someone whose turn around is not 2-3 years. Thanks
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Breck Gorman did a wonderful job on my Bernard barrels recently - reasonable price and great turn around time.





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