Tula Ammo primer in backward

[DRoberts12345]

Checkout the blooper I got with tula Ammo. We were out shooting my Stag in .223 & came across this primer pushed in backwards. I never put it in the gun because it stood out like a sore thumb in the box.
I wonder if this is normal. has anyone else seen this?

[G-forceJunkie]

It happens.

[leman77]

they must have had too much Vodka to drink that day.

[DRoberts12345]

LOL that was a good one.

[Wicked Pete]

Welcome to the forums. And...wow.

[Cheep]

Only when I let my kid help with reloading!

[gunboat]

It is an unusual happening, but tells you something about their inspection proceedures, or lack off.

[Southpaw45]

It happens like once said and it's just not Russian ammo. Someone on calguns also showed a factory federal hydra shock round that was crushed when the bullet was seated. I once seen a Remington UMC 9mm round with the primer pressed in sideways.

[zfields]

it happens once in a while.

[ejor]

I've seen it from most manufactures

[LGB Loader]

Some pot smoking yutz laggin on the job put that primer in bass-ackwards.

See kids, do not smoke pot when handloading ammo.

LGB

[6079Winston]

I have a Remington .223 round just like that. That was the cause of one of my two non operator induced AR malfs since Y2K.

[MTD]

eBay!

[Cowboy T]

Well, at least we now know they're Boxer primed.

If you're set up to reload .223, I'd suggest just pulling the round apart, gently pushing the primer out with a universal decapper die, and reloading the thing.

[MontClaire]

"hey Vasilliy, let those amerikanski show that Russian ammo can fire with a primer backwards"....or let them figure this one out.......