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I have a box of M34 primers. The box is marked "M34 for the 7.62". I bought them a few years ago when there was shortage and thses hit the commercial market. I believe they are CCI 200s. Has anyone used them and are they CCI 200's? Thanks | ||
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Large Rifle 200 250 Mag†No. 34 NATO BR2 M34 MIL-SPEC For most standard loads in cases requiring large rifle primers. Magnum primer for large-capacity cases and/or ball propellants. Military large rifle primer with NATO sensitivity. Benchrest large rifle primer for critical accuracy needs. Fully DOD-qualified MIL-SPEC military large rifle primer. | |||
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A number of us have been using them with good results for some time now. However, we have discovered that some rifles have firing pin strikes that are too weak to ignite that primer. roger Old age is a high price to pay for maturity!!! Some never pay and some pay and never reap the reward. Wisdom comes with age! Sometimes age comes alone.. | |||
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That means they are Designed to reduce the possibility of Slam-Fires in Automatics and Semi-Automatics. I do like my Hunting Rifles to have enough Firing Pin Impact to set them off, but that much whamming can be a detriment to l-o-n-g range or benchrest accuracy. Try 3-5 before you load up a bunch and make sure they are Seated to the bottom of the Primer Pocket. Best of luck to you. | |||
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Thanks Guys!! | |||
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