Shooting MFS 2000 from Hungarian Ammunition Manufc Inc. In 100 rounds I probably will get one or two failure to fires. It looks like a light primer strike because the primer is indented a little but you don't see the distinctive rectangular imprint on the back of the casing.
Cleaned the glock and the firing pin area it was ok for a 100 round session. But I went out again today and it happened again.
Is there such thing as a hard primer? What is something I could do to insure my glock will run constantly? I've heard of heavier firing pins but don't know where to start looking.
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