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It’s probably not primer flow due to excessive pressure. Your load looks to be on the conservative side as it is.

More likely it’s the excess clearance between firing pin and firing pin hole, which Savage is known for.

Post a pic
 
It’s probably not primer flow due to excessive pressure. Your load looks to be on the conservative side as it is.

More likely it’s the excess clearance between firing pin and firing pin hole, which Savage is known for.

Post a pic


I’ll do that when I get a chance and yes that sounds exactly like what it is
 
I’ll do that when I get a chance and yes that sounds exactly like what it is

You’ll be fine as long as you’re using the appropriate primer. Take a look…..

 
Those look like your firing pin hole on the bolt face is not correct to these untrained eyes, I would check it closely and talk to your local gunsmith about a bushing
 
Yeah, that’s the classic firing pin to pin hole slop that Savage is famous for. It’s not a concern as long as you’re NOT using CCI 400 primers (as my post above explains). Switch to Fed 205, CCI BR4, 450 or Rem 7 1/2 and you’ll be fine.

Just for reference, my 223 F/TR load is 90 VLDs, 24.3gn Varget, Lapua brass, Fed 205M at 2,725 fps
 
Alright @Nature Boy i turn to you I’ve fired 50 of my 100 pcs of Lupua brass the other 50 are primed with CCI 400’s would you

A load the other 50

B Load 100 in Star line brass for the match with 450’s or similar?
 
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