Desert Eagle owners, a question about brass

[Canuck223]

Stupid question, but does the Desert Eagle leave an extractor mark on the brass?

I was trying to figure out why I was getting periodic jams of cases through my 1050. Brass was getting caught in the casefeeder adapter. When I finally identifed the cause, I noticed that some of the cases had a slight burr on the rim.

It looked like an extractor kiss, which seemed odd on a .41 Magnum case.

Then it dawned on me that there are .41 Magnum Desert Eagle's in circulation.

 

[browningautorifle]

Mine was .44 mag and it left no unsightly marks after firing.

 

[Dyrewolf]

i have a .50ae and it doesn't leave any marks either

 

[MrSharp]

No marks on mine, .44mag or .50ae either

 

[Dsiwy]

My 44 mag left marks on the base of the casing too

 

[JTF#]

my Mk 19 .44 doesent leave a mark but it leaves a black rim of dirty powder around the base. doesent effect the gun at all tho. fires fine useng hornady 225 leverevolution ammo.

 

[Canuck223]

Thanks Guys.

 

[pageophile]

my 44 would chew up some brass rather noticeably and hotter loads would leave a bulged section at the base of the brass.

 

[jdman]

yeah maybe worn extractors? My older 44 mag would leave them too.

 

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