Roblee1675
Member
- Joined
- Apr 24, 2020
- Messages
- 13
I like CCI the best next would be Federal
So has anyone loaded S&B small pistol?
I have probably used a 100+k of them.
No issues and they seemed to work well for me. They seemed a hair milder than CCIs, maybe 10-20 fps less with the same charge.
Always picked them up when Cabela's had them for $20/k.
Wait, no they are terrible, absolute garbage , if you paid $60 for 12K of them I will be nice and buy them from you for what you paid, I would hate for you to have to use them.
$60 a k or 12k for $60,000, or 12k for $60?I picked up 12k of them for $60k
Hmmmmm. I was wondering if he paid $60k (as in $60,000) for 12k (as in 12,000). I assume, and sure hope, it was $60 per 1000
Yes, they work well.So has anyone loaded S&B small pistol? I picked up 12k of them for $60k haven’t used any yet still have a bunch of CCI win and fed still.
Yup. I’m an “all of the above” kind of guy. They all have their place, even the ultra soft Rem #1-1/2. Find the primer based on application and buy until you don’t think you need more. Then buy more.The ones I used to be able to by for $30/k!
Not by me, and lots of others....but are they looked down upon?
Winchester cups are too soft for my liking, CCI is my go-to, as less primers get smashed. If you have alot of crimped brass, Ginex works well, because they are the hardest cups, and survive the crimps during seating. I've heard some glocks don't like them.I'm finding that about 2-4 of Winchester's primers are a bit, well, not so much in the QC department. I want to put together some really nice 9's and I'm wondering If CCI or ? would be a better choice? I was the guy telling everyone to get primers as soon as I saw the pandemic hit the USA boarders. I got a bunch but did not take as many as I'd have liked to. Gotta share in times of need.
Me too.I have used many different primers over the years, including match and magnum and haven't notice any significant difference in performance. CCI seem hotter than other brands, but I don't know if that is good or bad unless loading slow burning powders.
Federal does use softer cup metal, so I found them better to be used in revolver cartridges.
If you purchased 12,000 primers at $60/1000,I bought the S&B primers for $60 American dollars per 1000 primers. I purchased 12 thousand ... For a total of $600 American dollars
My experience with S&B primers is similar, consistent and reliable primer ignition.Yes, they are some of the best in my opinion. I have loaded many thousands of them.....when they were $20/K. Never any problem.So has anyone loaded S&B small pistol?
I bought the S&B primers for $60 American dollars per 1000 primers. I purchased 12 thousand, which were packaged 1000 per box. For a total of $600 American dollars. Does that make it clear enough? I know I’m a smart a$$ but I honestly didn’t think I would have to spell it all out….