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[Rilow]

Don't anneal a primed case

 

[Rick Richard]

Don't anneal a primed case

Not good. Hope no one was injured.

 

[Rilow]

Not good. Hope no one was injured.

No all good. Scared crap outta me when went off

 

[Canhunter35]

Yikes

 

[MagnumManiac]

Glad you're OK...scary stuff.

 

[J E Custom]

Ouch. !!!

J E CUSTOM

 

[Dirtrax]

Good chance that would have LITERALLY scared the crap outta me!

 

[Rilow]

Just glad that primer didn't land in an eye

 

[MagnumManiac]

I jammed up my hand priming tool, removed the tray, that was full by the way, and as soon as I tried to clear the jam...BOOM!
There were 3 primers that went off, all FED215's. I had ringing ears for at least 3 days!
Can't imagine if the whole tray went BOOM.

Cheers.

 

[elf]

When I anneal, I drop the hot cartridge into a small metal pan. All of them are first deprimed. I missed one that had a live primer in it. When I dropped it in the pan, I guess it hit an adjacent hot neck, and went bang. The primer nailed me near my elbow, and then went to the floor. It hurt for few days. Now I check all of em before I begin annealing.

 

[aushunter1]

Now I check all of em before I begin annealing.

Wow, not only do you have have to check every case before annealing but I think you better re check you whole reloading area, process & storage area.

If I have partially processed & primed cases then they go in the same place with live ammo......................because they are live!

I think you should buy yourself a lottery ticket

It took a lot of courage to show your mistake & I congratulate you on that.

We all need to be vigilant within our whole process & surroundings.

 

[FEENIX]

Glad you're OK.

 

[Rilow]

I'm sure I'll double check them next time I anneal. Lesson learned

 

[Rilow]

When I anneal, I drop the hot cartridge into a small metal pan. All of them are first deprimed. I missed one that had a live primer in it. When I dropped it in the pan, I guess it hit an adjacent hot neck, and went bang. The primer nailed me near my elbow, and then went to the floor. It hurt for few days. Now I check all of em before I begin annealing.

Guess I'm not the only one that's done that. Good thing hit you in elbow n not an eye