by warrlac on Fri Nov 19, 2021 10:42 pm
Maybe I'm not particular enough about pressure signs, but those primers look okay to me.
I'll qualify my statement by saying that I load and shoot a lot of .308 and 50 BMG match ammunition. Some of my .308 cases show some flattening of the primers (worse than yours) after firing, and almost every one of my 50 cal cases has a primer that is significantly flatter than it was when I loaded it.
In the case of the 50 cal ammo, I've consulted with other shooters and there is a consensus that some amount of primer deformation should be expected, particularly when trying to accelerate an 800 grain solid to something like 2700 fps by the time it leaves the barrel...
If you were asking about something other than pressure signs, I'm afraid I didn't understand the question. Sorry.