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Anybody know of a source for Berdan primers in the States??? | ||
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Good luck. Grafs used to carry them, but I have not seen any there for a while. Last I heard, some guy on Gunbroker was selling some, but I am not sure in what sizes. If they are from Russia, there is a decent chance they are corrosive. I have almost no experience with berdan primers, but I do know they come in at least 3 different sizes. I also know that you need a special decapping tool-RCBS makes one, but I do not like the design in which you basically pry the primer out from one side of the case. The better method seems to be to get some tubing with a plunger and rig up a device that uses water pressure to pop the primer. And finally, if you are dealing with casings from fired ammunition, some cartridges will have crimped primer pockets. I seem to recall that there is another tool to decap crimped primer pockets. SCI Life Member DSC Life Member | |||
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Graeme Wrights book has a pic of a Berdan decapping tool. I think RWS MAY make Berdan Primers. I believe Shotgun primers can / have been used as a substitute. | |||
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there are some on gun broker right now 2000 and 5000 count ________________________ Mosin Nagant m91/30 (1942) Winchester .22 (1943) | |||
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i've got a few hundred stashed away in a drawer someplace that fit my old 450 3 1/4" if you need some | |||
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