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I needed primers today and i found an overstock at the local gun shop. Bought a few trays . Has anyone noticed any difference using them over normal primers. I bought some standard 400 as well, Just couldnt pass up a chance to try something new. Thanks


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Posts: 265 | Location: Oklahoma City, OK | Registered: 31 December 2005Reply With Quote
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Has anyone noticed any difference using them over normal primers.


Only that they're higher priced.


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I usually noticed that, But due to overstocked at the store they were actually cheaper. I got some, but really didnt expect to see any difference


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I have found my most accurate loads with CCI BR2 primers. However, others have had better luck with others.


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I couldn't see any difference. Even to the point of mixing br primers and standard primers in the shot groups.
Others swear by them but............?
 
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they're supposed to be more consistant, but the only difference I've ever seen is using rem 7 1/2's in a 17 rem.
 
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I checked-out these "benchrest primers" from all who offer them when they first hit the market.

I saw no difference between them and "magnum" primers of the same make and style.

Well, there was a difference...the price!
 
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I figured as much, But they were cheaper than the standard primers so I am not out anything. Would have loved to hear that they did improve something, but really did guess I would get that response. thanks everyone. Ya'll are getting me thru this one thing at a time.


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I use them the BR2 in all my standard calibers and they shoot great but I can't say better. I buy mine cheap through our club since we have FFL. The benefit for me is safety because I also load magnum primers. The CCIs are all chrome and at least the BR2 has a B on it so I don't get them mixed up. I can't say they shoot any better than standard but they shoot very good. Unless you want to be a very serious competitive shooter don't waste time with trivial things.
Good Luck with your loading.
 
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