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That was my next course of action. I have a lot of different 16 gauge ammo that I was going to run through to see if I could get the same result. Interesting about the gun club ammo though


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I had the same problem with an Italian hammer gun. According to what I researched on the net the firing pins should protrude from the breech face .05" to .06". I used a feeler gauge to measure mine. The pins on my gun were to long and seemed to be to pointed. I stoned them down to .055" and rounded them off. This solved the problem.
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Yeah im definitely going to measure how far the pins protrude tonight. Im thinking either I have a problem with the ammo im shooting or the pins are justtttt long enough that they burst a primer every now and again


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Hello:

My experience, if it is usefull, is that the shape of the firing pin is the cause of the problem.
Check if the firnig pins are too acute. To correct you just need to round them a little.

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Thanks everyone for all the advice. I have a couple of things to check and possibly correct tonight. If I alter anything / shoot again I will update tomorrow.


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When you check the protrusion,be sure to push the hammers forward, they likely rebound and you might not get a true reading otherwise.
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Soo I measured the pins yesterday. They came in aroun.650 - .660 which doesn't seem too far out of line but maybe just enough to split a primer every now and again? they do also look to be a little sharp. I think ill hone them just a touch to shorten and round them off. I did shoot 25 rounds of Fiocchi last night and didn't run into any more split primers.


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That is on the high end of the specifications but my guess is rounding them a bit and no more remington ammo and you will be good to go.


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Yes I think that should solve my issues. Ill probably do that tonight, maybe shoot again tomorrow and I will post an update as soon as I have some results.


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Might also check behind the ejector/extractor kickers/pushers for crud that might have been stopping full insertion into the chambers... you never know...
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