primer stuck in loading tube!
Quote from BarryB on August 18, 2023, 2:51 pmi had 1 primer that seemed a bit larger than the rest as i was loading the tube
thought with a little more pressure i could make it work, but it jammed in the tube about 2" in
i have removed all the other primers
tried heating the tube with hot water and using the tube rod to punch it out, but it won't budge
looking for suggestions
i had 1 primer that seemed a bit larger than the rest as i was loading the tube
thought with a little more pressure i could make it work, but it jammed in the tube about 2" in
i have removed all the other primers
tried heating the tube with hot water and using the tube rod to punch it out, but it won't budge
looking for suggestions
Quote from ARMTGuy on August 18, 2023, 3:54 pmSpray WD-40 into the open end of the primer. Bend the tube. Via email, send us a photo of the bent tube, the primer size, and your address. We will then ship you a replacement tube under warranty.
Spray WD-40 into the open end of the primer. Bend the tube. Via email, send us a photo of the bent tube, the primer size, and your address. We will then ship you a replacement tube under warranty.
Quote from BarryB on August 20, 2023, 2:18 pmThanks for the offer
I sprayed it with PB Blaster, let it sit for 2 days
i then pushed it all the way through VERY gently, very little resistance and it didn't go off
not recommending this to anyone, just that it worked for me
Thanks for the offer
I sprayed it with PB Blaster, let it sit for 2 days
i then pushed it all the way through VERY gently, very little resistance and it didn't go off
not recommending this to anyone, just that it worked for me
Quote from ARMTGuy on August 22, 2023, 5:35 pmA primer doesn't have to be much out-of-round to bind in a primer tube. Sounds like you were cautious. Just be aware that penetrants like WD-40 and PB Blaster won't kill a primer. They desensitize it somewhat is all.
A primer doesn't have to be much out-of-round to bind in a primer tube. Sounds like you were cautious. Just be aware that penetrants like WD-40 and PB Blaster won't kill a primer. They desensitize it somewhat is all.
