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- PRIMER CHART REFERENCE GUIDE - Long Range Hunting Forum
NOTE 1: According to Speer CCI Technical Services - Both the CCI 550 Small Pistol Magnum and CCI 400 Small Rifle primers are identical in size Both primers use the same cup metal and share the same cup thickness
- New to reloading which primers to use - Long Range Hunting Forum
With magnum primers, especially when starting to work up a load from scratch I have found that there is no difference, It also simplifies which primer to use without going broke buying a primer for this and a primer for that I have also used Winchester and CCI primers with great success
- most consistent small rifle primer? - Long Range Hunting Forum
Winchester small rifle primers pierce quicker than any primer I have found, and many are under size in dia On load development, I ALWAYS try different primers on a final load after finding the best seating depth and powder charge
- Remington primers? - Long Range Hunting Forum
Magnum primers: Winchester Federal CCI Remington Standard primers: Winchester Federal CCI Remington Remington were the least 'zesty' of all primers tested They give very uniform results, my only issue with them is in small rifle, many, both standard and magnum would pierce in my 22-250AI due to the cups being thin I guess Cheers
- Factory Seconds White River Energetics LRM Primers
I recently purchased 5000 LRM factory seconds primers from American Reloading since they were cheap The description was vague, only stating that they were
- PRIMERS: Magnum or Standard for 6. 5 PRC - Long Range Hunting Forum
I am shooting a Bergara Wilderness Ridge 6 5 PRC (24" barrel 1:8 twist) and I am trying to work up some loads Question? For those that load this caliber; do you load with magnum or standard primers? I load Federal primers and I have the following primers on my bench: GM215M (Magnum
- 7prc reloading - Long Range Hunting Forum
I switched primers to fed 215M in my next test ran the test again, 68 8, 69, 69 2 best group was 68 8 but more vertical than 69 2 picked 69 2 and loaded 1 10 to both sides 69 1 was huge, 69 2 was 4moa, and 69 3 was 7moa I figured there was a node at 69 2 being that it grouped well with either primer
- 7mm PRC load - Long Range Hunting Forum
I switched to the 140g Accubond with n565, Peterson Brass, F215 primers I shot a ladder group up to 74 5 grains and saw slight pressure signs, but the accuracy was good… 5- 75 MOA
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