Hi all, I'm in Edina and heading to Woodbury today. Anyone have a suggestion where I might locate small pistol primers? I purchased 1000 Small Pistol Magnum from Frontier last week but I only load .38 sp & 9 mm SMP and I'm concerned about using magnums for regular target ammo..
I'm fairly new to reloading so any advice is appreciated
Primers
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Re: Primers
by BigDog58 on Wed Jan 09, 2013 2:16 am
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Re: Primers
by OldmanFCSA on Wed Jan 09, 2013 5:07 am
If you have Federal Small Pistol Magnum primers, I will trade you for Federal Small Pistol primers.
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Re: Primers
by floydster on Thu Jan 10, 2013 1:16 pm
I have run over 20,000 Wolf/Tula primers in the last 3 years, nary a prob with Spp and Lpp --just sayin, maybe it could be your gun:)
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Re: Primers
by aht_six on Sun Jan 13, 2013 1:23 pm
floydster wrote:I have run over 20,000 Wolf/Tula primers in the last 3 years, nary a prob with Spp and Lpp --just sayin, maybe it could be your gun:)
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Most failures to fire are probably caused by light hits rather than bad primers. I had no problem with the Tula Large pistol primers, but several of the small pistol primers never went off, even after repeated hits from multiple firearms that never had a problem before or since.
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