FPJ problem solved.

[280Bravo]

Been playing around with this for 2 months now and thought I would share for any one still using FPJ.
Get you some o-ring as in the picture, load a primer in the FPJ and stick the o-ring in the open end and push it down I use a wood dial and no more blowby in the action and everything stays clean it’s been working great for me.

The primer top of picture is a fire primer and only tested with black powder I haven’t tried sub yet.

 

[gle3105]

Clever idea. Good thinking.

 

[phalanx]

Nice work!

 

[MrTom]

Now that's a nifty trick. I'm betting a lot of people using the primer carries are going to appreciate this little tip. Nice work!

 

[snapbang]

 

[Hausser1]

Slick

 

[jsteurrys]

Been playing around with this for 2 months now and thought I would share for any one still using FPJ.
Get you some o-ring as in the picture, load a primer in the FPJ and stick the o-ring in the open end and push it down I use a wood dial and no more blowby in the action and everything stays clean it’s been working great for me.

The primer top of picture is a fire primer and only tested with black powder I haven’t tried sub yet.

Would you be able to provide the McMaster-Carr part #? The one on the bag does not come up. I would like to try these.

 

[280Bravo]

Would you be able to provide the McMaster-Carr part #? The one on the bag does not come up. I would like to try these.

Sorry about that.
9262k611 this one will work, i just tried it on the site.

 

[Ron Huff]

I wonder if these are the same size I use inside the plug of my accura? I will definitely try this out.

 

[280Bravo]

I wonder if these are the same size I use inside the plug of my accura? I will definitely try this out.

Yes they will work.

 

[Ron Huff]

Thanks for the great tip.