KDS
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Hey guys, I bought CCI 209m primers by mistake. How much different are they from regular CCI 209 primers? If I can't use them to load normal target loads, what should I do with them?
Made a mistake and bought wrong primers
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MaterDei
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Really depends on other factors too. Blackpowder? Shotshells? What kind of powder? It's possible you could use them in lieu of the non-magnum primers. If not, I can PM you my address. 
ArchAngelCD
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Shotshell recipes must be used with the exact components listed so if you can't find load data using those primers don't use them in place of other primers.
I always use 209M primers for my inline black powder rifles. They increase the reliability to 100% even in very cold weather. I never had a problem with loose powder but sometimes i get a misfire with pellets if I'm not using a magnum 209 primer. (when it's very cold)
I always use 209M primers for my inline black powder rifles. They increase the reliability to 100% even in very cold weather. I never had a problem with loose powder but sometimes i get a misfire with pellets if I'm not using a magnum 209 primer. (when it's very cold)
KDS
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Loading 12 gauge Remington gun club shot shells with Hodgdon Clays powder and WAA wads. 1 1/8 oz loads of 7.5 shot. I can't ship them I'm guessing. So I either need to sell locally or get a load that will work. Any suggestions. I shoot sporting clays.
KDS
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ArchAngel, you just solved my problem. I am going to buy a muzzle loader and now I have primers for it! Thanks!
gamestalker
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They are magnum primers, so, you need to have a 209 magnum appliction to use them.
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