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Is there any real difference between these two primers ??? Any benefit from the "Match" vs non-match???? Thanks for the input, always appreciated. "si vos non ago pro quispiam, vos intero nusquam" | ||
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most likely a different mix formula and stricter quality control heck their awesome primers period. i buy what available regards | |||
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Mostly I buy the match primers. But Latly I have had a hrd time finding them. so I bought a bunch of the 210 regular and the 215s for my magnums. I can,t honestly tell much difference. I will say I like federal primers best, and in my largest case,(7mmSTW) I get an honest 75FPS velocity gain over the other primer brands I tried. When I find them I will be buying the 210M and 215Ms againsimply beacuse they are not much more money and I want the best...tj3006 freedom1st | |||
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I have posted this on here before, you just have to try them in your gun and see if there is a difference. I own a 6mm Remington that shoots MUCH better with Fed 210M primers versus Fed 210 primers. I own a 7mm Wby Mag that shoot MUCH better with Fed 215M primers versus Fed 215 primers. I own two 22-250 Remington rifles that shoot a little bit better with Fed 210M primers versus Fed 210 primers. I also own a bunch of rifles that just show little preference for one or the other. Sooo, I just shoot Fed match primers for the most part, what can it hurt? R Flowers | |||
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The only rifle I have seen where the difference between match and standard federal primers has been in a Sako 338 lapua. I shoot 100 grains of H-1000 behind a 225 TSX. The match primers shoot a bit better and give a better standard deviation on the chronograph. | |||
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