I had just finished,loading a bunch of 12 gauge target loads.I had no hulls in the press.My primer tray was almost empty,so I loaded it for my next loading session.I cycled my press a few times,to make sure the primers,were dropping properly.A primer detonated,in the primer seating station.I thought,maybe there was a be be,in the recess.Upon inspection,of the primer,there was not one mark on it.No denting,no nothing,to indicate,why it discharge.Has anyone,ever experience this happening?
1geejay
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Nope...and I used to load over 20,000 a year.

This may be on the far fetched side, however... Is it possible the weather conditions and or the way your loading room is set up (carpeting on the floor) that make it conducive to static electricity being present?

Abe

Never had such an occurrance!!

Hey'
No Carpet on the floor.Load about 30,000 rnds a year.
Geejay