Are these primers okay?

[Cmax Arms]

These were my max loads on some test rounds. 357 mag, H110 17.0 gr, 158 gr Berry's Plated bullets, WSPM primers..... Do they look okay or too much pressure?

 

[rOmiLaYu]

Some off them look pretty flat. I don't think it's unsafe but if it was me, I'd knock it down a grain or two.

 

[sparked1]

I don't shoot the .357, but my .45 and 9mm indentations don't look anywhere as deep as those. And I pretty much load them at the top end of max.

 

[barnfly]

I don't see any being forced out of the case. That's a good sign of really loading too hot. I'd definitely stay below max.

 

[heavyd]

I would bring it down .5 grains and shoot another batch of 10.

 

[woodstock]

Is top left corner coming out a bit?

 

[RamRoddoc]

Some off them look pretty flat. I don't think it's unsafe but if it was me, I'd knock it down a grain or two.

I'd shoot them but would seriously want to know what kind of velocity these should be traveling at and if checked (chronograph) would adjust powder dosage as applicable.

Do they extract easy or are they a bit sticky?

 

[1006]

They look fine to me, but the Berry bullet may fly apart before it gets to the target. Be aware that the brass will fail at some point if reloaded to the max very often. How often? I don't know. I only load mine to max twice before they go into the "target load" pile.

 

[rtross]

I don't see any being forced out of the case. That's a good sign of really loading too hot. I'd definitely stay below max.

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[Going Postal]

They are all kind of flat and it looks like a couple (or so) are slightly cratered. Top row right and left / second row two on right / both on bottom row. It's a little hard to tell with the picture being straight on like that.