08-25-2019, 02:20 AM
Two things you may want to check.
1. Are the primers seated all the way to the bottom of the case? If they are not, the firing pin gets robbed of energy when it hits as it will seat them deeper on strike.
2. Amount of case sizing. If the case isn't sized enough down it may be causing the bolt not to close 100 percent. A safety feature on these type of bolts is as the bolt opens the bolt head extends and the firing pin isn't long enough to make it to through the firing pin hole.
So if the bolt isn't nearly 100 percent closed the firing pin will stop short giving light strikes.
Hope you solve it and let us know the solution!
1. Are the primers seated all the way to the bottom of the case? If they are not, the firing pin gets robbed of energy when it hits as it will seat them deeper on strike.
2. Amount of case sizing. If the case isn't sized enough down it may be causing the bolt not to close 100 percent. A safety feature on these type of bolts is as the bolt opens the bolt head extends and the firing pin isn't long enough to make it to through the firing pin hole.
So if the bolt isn't nearly 100 percent closed the firing pin will stop short giving light strikes.
Hope you solve it and let us know the solution!