I have a bunch of CCI Small Rifle magnum primers.I use them in my muzzleloader but i will never use over 100 .I have like 2000 of them .I thought if I could I have three calibers that might could use them:223,357 remington Maxium,454 casull if possile.I know its impossible to find any primers where I live so I want to use these or get rid of them.
You don't need them, but they will work in 223 loads...
I'd personally only use them in something like a BR or PPC or the 47mm Lapua case....
but then when you have 2000 of them to waste... anything goes...
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Originally posted by ramrod340: You can use them for anything you use a reg small rifle primer for. Just work up a new load.
Agreed. And you can also use them in any pistol caliber which has the small size primer pocket if you wish. There is negligible diffence between these and "regular" SR or SP primers.
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Magnum primers will take more pressure. In a .223 a 6 1/2 rem primer can pierce before it gets to max load or sami pressure and a magnum typically will not show pressure signs, such as flattening. Most have a thicker cup. .204 Ruger also loves them.
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