Wolf primers not a weak hammer spring cause light primer strikes.

I thought the fix was replacing the hammer spring on my SDS S4. Turns out Wolf 209 primers are really hard! Anyhow, I went down a rabbit hole in this video same. I am uploading it so you don't do the same.

[@westcovinadodge]

nice to see you doing well, have a merry Christmas. Thanks for the video.

[@mattburns545]

Good to see this channel survive these times 💪🏻

[@tofan2622]

The master is back!!! Thank you!

[@christopherpeterson1400]

Please keep going with videos. We miss you..

[@johnpawly1849]

Thank you for sharing your experiences yes ive learned a lot watching your videos I just recently retired and thinking of building my own aks so I’ve started watching your old videos wish we lived closer. Thanks from northern az

[@gouger4532]

You have saved me so much time from digging thank you so much bro

[@kevindriggars591]

Great info, great video thanks for sharing 👍 😀

[@akiraman21]

good to see you rolling out videos

[@wod5203]

Yes, Russian primer cases are harder, Barnaul, Wolf, Com bloc surplus, either harder metal or slightly thicker casing. I can see the difference in strike depths between US made ammo and Russian made ammo in my pistols as well.

[@christopherpeterson1400]

Can you sharpen and or case harden the firing pins??? I have heat treated / case hardened internals on trigger jobs as std. Practice on most of my mechanisms.

[@aintgonnaworrynomore]

Thanks.

[@sgt_malice4521]

Hey we’re can I go to watch all of your other videos that got taken down?

[@josephhomen]

He is on rumble under the same channel name 👍

[@mrhamburger6936]

I was curious did you try installing the wolf primers an empty shell and firing them to see if there was a difference

[@mahamettsedali9014]

Polish ak how