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Loumish 08-Aug-12 - 08:54 PM ET
miketmx 08-Aug-12 - 09:42 PM ET
Bob_K 09-Aug-12 - 07:35 AM ET
ImpalaBob 09-Aug-12 - 09:17 AM ET
ljutic111 09-Aug-12 - 10:14 AM ET
skeeljc 09-Aug-12 - 10:34 AM ET
Dr.Longshot 09-Aug-12 - 11:48 AM ET
MIA 09-Aug-12 - 12:20 PM ET
dtate10 09-Aug-12 - 12:24 PM ET
MIA 09-Aug-12 - 12:47 PM ET
Spanky 11-Aug-12 - 04:14 PM ET
Lovemy99 11-Aug-12 - 07:17 PM ET
Setterman 13-Aug-12 - 06:34 PM ET
Oregunner 13-Aug-12 - 07:03 PM ET
Setterman 13-Aug-12 - 07:18 PM ET
Shooting Coach 14-Aug-12 - 01:53 AM ET


Subject: Primers Yay or Nay?
From: Loumish
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Date: Wed, Aug 08, 2012 - 08:54 PM ET
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I was wondering if there is any big difference between all of the Manufactures of 209 Shot Shell Primers. or is cost about the only thing? I am aware of Velocity changes, but I am looking for practice loads anyway. When I go to Shoots, I buy manufactured loads.

Thanks

Louis

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Subject: Primers Yay or Nay?
From: miketmx
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Date: Wed, Aug 08, 2012 - 09:42 PM ET
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I buy Fiocchi primers. The price is right and they perform OK for me.

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Subject: Primers Yay or Nay?
From: Bob_K
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Date: Thu, Aug 09, 2012 - 07:35 AM ET
Website Address: http://www.armbrust.acf2.org/primersubs.htm

Some of the primers represent a significant difference from others. The CCI209M and the Federal 209A primers are hot primers, and will usually give higher pressures. If your load is already in the upper pressure limit, it is not wise to randomly substitute. Winchester, Remington, Nobel Sports, and Fiocchi tend to be on the milder end of primers, and a substitute between them MAY be ok if your load is operating down at the 8000 psi range. You could always ask the powder manufacturer about a specific substitution to be on the safe side.

Tom Armbrust has a good discussion on primer substitutions. See the URL above.

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Subject: Primers Yay or Nay?
From: ImpalaBob
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Date: Thu, Aug 09, 2012 - 09:17 AM ET
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Cheddites have been becoming a new favorite of my fellow reloaders. I've been using Winchester 209s forever. The price of primers is getting rediculous!!

Maybe someone should come up with air shotguns!

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Subject: Primers Yay or Nay?
From: ljutic111
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Date: Thu, Aug 09, 2012 - 10:14 AM ET
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Chedittes for me also as with many club members except for those die hards with more money than me who buy the high end Winchesters and Remington primers . They all go off for me . Primers don`t miss targets except for the dud Winchesters I bought years ago that cost me some money at the State Shoot . Never again .

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Subject: Primers Yay or Nay?
From: skeeljc
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Date: Thu, Aug 09, 2012 - 10:34 AM ET
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Cheddited in everything, even my .410 loads.

Jim Skeel
P/W Dealer/Distributor

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Subject: Primers Yay or Nay?
From: Dr.Longshot
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Date: Thu, Aug 09, 2012 - 11:48 AM ET
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I vote for the RIO PRIMERS I use them exclusively, never had a dud yet on over 50,000 of them, the flash hole is big and ignites slow burning powders fine as well as fast burning powders.

I use them on Longshot, 800-X,Winchester Super Field, and of course Promo.

Gary Bryant Dr.longshot

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Subject: Primers Yay or Nay?
From: MIA
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Date: Thu, Aug 09, 2012 - 12:20 PM ET
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Hey Gary. Are RIOs the same size as the Win AA primers? Cheddites are bigger.

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Subject: Primers Yay or Nay?
From: dtate10
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Date: Thu, Aug 09, 2012 - 12:24 PM ET
Website Address: http://www.bargainammunition.com

Hopefully this helps out a little bit.

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Subject: Primers Yay or Nay?
From: MIA
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Date: Thu, Aug 09, 2012 - 12:47 PM ET
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Helps a lot. Thanks. My experience with Cheddites was good except they did nto seat as well.

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Subject: Primers Yay or Nay?
From: Spanky
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Date: Sat, Aug 11, 2012 - 04:14 PM ET
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I switched to the Cheddites also a few years ago. Have no problems in Old Style AA Winnies or in the STS's or Nitros. Quite a few thousand with no mis-fires. When the Win. 209's dried up and the price got out of hand for them I switched. I see the prices of the Winchesters is coming down and the Remmies are going up. I don't care if they are made in France or where ever, they are o.k. by me.

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Subject: Primers Yay or Nay?
From: Lovemy99
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Date: Sat, Aug 11, 2012 - 07:17 PM ET
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I have gone exclusively to Nobels after years with Winchesters. I understand that they are interchangable in all recipes and the price is definitely right with the Nobels. Winchesters got to be too expensive. 25,000 so far and NO misfires or problems.

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Subject: Primers Yay or Nay?
From: Setterman
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Date: Mon, Aug 13, 2012 - 06:34 PM ET
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Primers matter in some loads. Out of the HODGDON loading manual pg 58 and 59:

1 1/8, International, Ched 209, WAA12, 19.3gr (1200 fps), 11,300psi max load

1 1/8, International, Win 209, WAA12, 19.2gr (1200 fps), 9,600 LUP...21.3gr (1250fps) 10,800 LUP max load

So why is one in PSI and one in LUP?

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Subject: Primers Yay or Nay?
From: Oregunner
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Date: Mon, Aug 13, 2012 - 07:03 PM ET
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If you look on the Hodgdon website with regards to the above recipes, the loads with Win 209 primers are listed with LUP, not PSI, so you are comparing apples to oranges. Mark

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Subject: Primers Yay or Nay?
From: Setterman
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Date: Mon, Aug 13, 2012 - 07:18 PM ET
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Your right Mark, my error. I changed it.

So why did they do that? One load in psi and one in LUP?

Regardless, you exceed 11,300psi with a Cheddite primer and 21.3 gr of International.

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Subject: Primers Yay or Nay?
From: Shooting Coach
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Date: Tue, Aug 14, 2012 - 01:53 AM ET
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Another vote for Rio primers.

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