HI folks, at a PRS match this last weekend there was about 5 shots out of 200 where I swear it felt like I shot a muzzleloader, and got a slightly delayed bang after hearing the trigger click. I cannot replicate it by dry firing at my bench back home.
I also recently worked up a new load for my 6 creed, the gun started speeding up and I backed off the load a bit, putting 37.8 gr of H4350 in with a berger 109 hybrid. The load shot really tight so I didn't think anything of it. But now I am wondering, should I be looking at the trigger, or could I possible have such low case fill that I got delayed shot/hang fire? I use CCI450 magnum SRP so afaik the primer needs just enough uumph to push the bullet out and start burning the powder, but while I feel confident at reloading I've never really gone down the case fill rabbit hole, and since this is a new load and the trigger only has ~1200 rounds on it, I am wondering if this could be the problem instead.
Silver lining, I flinched before the shot went off every time, so now I know I need to work on my follow through
Thanks all!
I also recently worked up a new load for my 6 creed, the gun started speeding up and I backed off the load a bit, putting 37.8 gr of H4350 in with a berger 109 hybrid. The load shot really tight so I didn't think anything of it. But now I am wondering, should I be looking at the trigger, or could I possible have such low case fill that I got delayed shot/hang fire? I use CCI450 magnum SRP so afaik the primer needs just enough uumph to push the bullet out and start burning the powder, but while I feel confident at reloading I've never really gone down the case fill rabbit hole, and since this is a new load and the trigger only has ~1200 rounds on it, I am wondering if this could be the problem instead.
Silver lining, I flinched before the shot went off every time, so now I know I need to work on my follow through
Thanks all!
