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    I know that I am reviving an old thread but I didn't read where you ever found the solution. If you are using Rem 6 1/2 primers in a .223 you are using a primer that Remington says not to use, it is too soft for the floating firing pin. They say to use the 7 1/2 primers. CCI #41 primers are specifically designed for the AR with a thicker primer cup. Here is a good article on primers.

    http://ingunowners.com/forums/ammuni...ht-primer.html

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dalendenver View Post
    I know that I am reviving an old thread but I didn't read where you ever found the solution. If you are using Rem 6 1/2 primers in a .223 you are using a primer that Remington says not to use, it is too soft for the floating firing pin. They say to use the 7 1/2 primers. CCI #41 primers are specifically designed for the AR with a thicker primer cup. Here is a good article on primers.

    http://ingunowners.com/forums/ammuni...ht-primer.html
    I think the OP was answered, you just had to read through it... Good post none the less.
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