LRP for 45 ACP?

stoney1666 said:

yes or no?

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Not advisable, look at the data Here

If that's all you have, they will work but you will need to reduce your load and work up. If you have the Ti FP you may have problem setting them off. They may have enough energy to put a bullet into the barrel far enough to chamber a round behind it. I don't know for sure for I haven't tested it. aka Squib, so be careful it could turn bad very quickly.

.027 cup thickness vs .020 for LRP. Most striker fired will have issues piercing the primer.

Even if it works I would expect terrible accuracy. The depth of the pocket is most likely not enough.

LRP's are taller than LPP's and may or may not seat safely below flush.

Klaatu Barada Nikto said:

.027 cup thickness vs .020 for LRP. Most striker fired will have issues piercing the primer.

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Why would a striker fired pistol pierce a primer that's thicker and tougher than the primers it's designed to fire? I could see not being able to fire them at all, but why would a striker fired pistol poke a hole through "em?

nope

not large

No and the numbers speak for themselves:


Large pistol and large rifle are two different sizes including the cartridge pocket dimensions. Rest assured it won't end well if you do it or try to do it.

Ron

Lead Round Points? I load 'em in 200 and 230.
Large Rifle Primers? No thanks

If you need LPPs and are within driving distance of Reno Nevada, I’m sitting on 4,100 I want to trade.

I’m in Central Mississippi. I have some LPP if anyone needs them in this area

Couple of licks on the bench grinder, those LRP's will fit those 45acp pockets. Angle grinder and a vise will work in a pinch

AgPilot said:

I’m in Central Mississippi. I have some LPP if anyone needs them in this area

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I am in the Grater Cleveland, Ohio burbs and if anyone needs like a few hundred primers as a get over just let me know.

Ron