With 5000 primers at your disposal, you can reload multiple rounds without worrying about running out of primers anytime soon.
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Being able to use a single powder for multiple applications is a great benefit. This standardization can allow you to keep your powder measure loaded with the same powder, make bulk powder purchases more equitable, and generally make your life easier. One great example for pistol loaders is Winchester W231 and Hodgdon HP-38 (the same […]
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Within the same brand the magnum primer should burn hotter than the standard. If you already have loads worked up that work well for you just reduce the powder charge one or two tenths grain when switching to magnum primers and test them. You may find that it makes a slight difference or maybe none at all. You will probably only notice a difference if you are shooting full power loads.
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Powder Valley is now processing orders within 3 days of placement! This is down from a month I can recall earlier this year. Federal primers are still out of stock, but there are some primers available, including Tula small rifle primers, Winchester large rifle and large rifle magnum.
Jonathan L says: February 21, 2013 at 1:55 pm Hey all I’m here in California and i just got into reloading last month. I hit the jackpot the other day at my local gunstore i was walking out empty handed when i asked the cashier do you have any primers left? she looked in the get more info back and found a whole box of ferderal large pistol primers not the brand i benefício but i bought 3 boxs giving me 3k of primers.
Ball powder burns very cleanly and is temperature stable, making it a good choice for both indoor and outdoor shooting. It is also less likely to clump, making it easier to load into cartridges.
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With careful load selection based on the capabilities of your gun and cross-referencing, you can avoid these dangers. If you are loading for a Smith and Wesson 38 special revolver from the early 1900’s, you may want to stick with lighter bullets and softer loads. If you have a Ruger Super Redhawk .44 magnum, you don’t have to worry about any “factory listed” loads since this gun is “overbuilt”.
In addition, I have found that they produce more velocity then many of the older powders sometimes by a fairly significant margin. There are pelo signs of excess pressure but as always care should be always used when working up loads. There are other interesting developments in the powder industry and I try to keep up with them.
CDell says: January 4, 2011 at 1:33 pm Gavin, I watched all your reloading videos and they are great. I do have a question in regards to how to best take advantage of the Hornady LNL progressive. When set up with the depriming and sizing die it seems followed by the flaring die, powder die and bullet seating die seems like you would be disregarding the condition of the primer pocket and bullet casing size.