I was reading “You can’t shoot that in a 1911” and checked Love Life’s link http://www.americanrifleman.org/arti...all-cartridge/
Testing The Army’s M855A1 Standard Ball Cartridge. I noticed this statement.
“Its No. 41 primer is identical to the M855’s, but uses a stab crimp rather than the common circumferential crimp, apparently to better withstand the new load’s higher chamber pressure.”
My last trip to the range I picked up all the center fire brass I could find and found about 50 of these:
NATO LC13 with stab crimped in primers. First time I have seen this system on LC brass. There was a noticeable difference in pressure required to push out these primers. Could these be from the new ball cartridge?
Has anyone reloaded any with this style primer crimp?