S&B rifle primers any good?

I have not used then yet but if I needed primers I would buy them. I say that because of the many users on this forum who have reported them to work very well.

I must admit, I really like CCI and Win rifle primers and the price of the S&B primers would have to be a good deal.

I've used them before. I don't think they are any better or worse than CCI.

They are great. I have burned a few thousand of them. S&B is a well respected brand in Europe.

I have used them for years. Never a problem. Plus, they're almost always cheaper than the bigger brands.

I've used a few thousand of them in my 223 loads. compared to cci I have noticed no difference except they may seem to fit a little tighter in the pocket

I hope so! I have about 10k set aside between sr and sp. I got them for about $23 per thousand, really hard to beat

They work just fine.

Buy em, use em and shoot em, especially since Cabelas has them for 20 bucks for 1K.
Have run 1k thru my 223 reloads with no issues

Shot a bunch of them and I always buy them when they are on sale. No complaints here and the price is right!

I've run around 10,000 of them in 9mm, .223, .45 Colt and .308 winchester. Zero failures to fire. They are a bit tighter than CCI, but I haven't found one that wouldn't seat completely.

I have upward of 50,000 of them in all 4 flavors and absolute confidence in their function.

Currently on sale at Cabela's.

Picked up 5k today at local cabelas will be trying them in 9mm and .40 shortly

I have used them off and on over the years and do not see any differences with them compared to the other brands. They are made to metric specs as are the Wolf so they are generally tighter to seat. That will give me an extra reload or two when I have a loose primer pocket on fired brass so that is a win. The price is always lower that the usual suspects so that is a bonus. A couple of my rifles work better with S&B primers than with any other brands so I have specific loads worked up with them and keep some LR saved back for that. Doubt you can go wrong, especially if they are on sale when purchased.

They are $19/1000, not a big loss if they don't work for you.

http://www.cabelas.com/product/SELLIER-BELLOT-PRIMERS-BRICK/2002898.uts

Don't know about the rifle but the SP + LP seem to work just fine. I have used up maybe 12000 of the SP from different lots (different orders at different times) an maybe 2K of the LP.

I like 'em better than Tula/Wolf primers.

S&B so far has been 100% reliable.
Tula/Wolf about 98-99%

But remember, loads made with any primer
should be dropped down a bit when changing primers.