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I know Federal primers are pretty soft, I'd give 'em a try first and see if light strikes continue.
If that won't work I guess you can place a washer or something similar under the recoil spring as a last resort. I'm not aware of anyone selling heavy springs for Tauus revolvers...
BTW: How often do you get misfires? Reloads? Any chance primers are seated a little high? I know my PT1911 will misfire if the primer isn't seated all the way :0 You can check by holding up 2 rounds to the light with headstamps touching. If you can see light in between coming thru you know primers aren't seated all the way. Just last week I had to re-do some cases I primed before, and they looked OK and didn't really feel hight to touch...
If that won't work I guess you can place a washer or something similar under the recoil spring as a last resort. I'm not aware of anyone selling heavy springs for Tauus revolvers...
BTW: How often do you get misfires? Reloads? Any chance primers are seated a little high? I know my PT1911 will misfire if the primer isn't seated all the way :0 You can check by holding up 2 rounds to the light with headstamps touching. If you can see light in between coming thru you know primers aren't seated all the way. Just last week I had to re-do some cases I primed before, and they looked OK and didn't really feel hight to touch...