Primers got wet

[MattE93]

I decided to dispose of them. Not worth damaging a 121 year old rifle over $2 worth of primers. Thanks for the all replies and good to know they can still fire, I did save one of the wet ones to dry and test with out powder or a bullet to see if they’ll still fire but the rest were disposed of

 

[MattE93]

$2 ! Good Grief.

I can make you a small loan if you need it.

Wasn’t about the money lol, one round of store bought 6.5 carcano would run me $2, I just don’t like throwing things out that are still useful if they can be made to work.

 

[AllAboutTheBenjamins]

I had a 9mm go through the wash(wifey didn't check the coin pocket), and it still worked.

You don’t check your pockets when you take off your pants? lol

 

[OkayShooter]

Wasn’t about the money lol, one round of store bought 6.5 carcano would run me $2, I just don’t like throwing things out that are still useful if they can be made to work.

I pulled about 600rds of 30 carbine. Because I wasn't taking chances after a squib, that didn't make a single sound. What I found was very interesting. Various different types of powder used, various different powder charges even with what appeared to be the same powder, alot of clumping powder.

These were not reloads, but South American surplus. I don't take chances.