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Look in the grooves of your shoes.
Don't laugh too much.... I used to load outside on the patio. One day I dropped one and I didn't want some kid to pick it up and get hurt, so I looked and looked. It WAS stuck on the bottom of my sneaker!!!
 
I am gettin' an education here and now I tell ya.:evil: The easiest way to find it is to drop a hammer, Anvil or such on the floor accidentally and "BOOM" primer found,:neener: Next time get some of them sticky type mouse catchers, about 25, and put them around the floor. That'll get em.:D
 
Don't worry, it's probably hiding in the corner behind the spilled powder that always seems to be present. I've lost more primers through spillage over the years than I care to think about with the shortage today, never had a problem, never had one go off. Like one of the previous posters said, have a cold one and don't worry about it.
 
I have to agree with the advocates of spilling more primers to find the original.

Lost a CCI LR? Spill some W209 shotgun primers, and I guarantee you'll find the CCI. But not the last W209.
 
Timely but funny too! I have a large wooden drawer under my reloading bench where I store my primer(the stash is getting low), I alway dump my primers in the tray over the drawer so that if I spill any they are coralled in the drawer. Well last Tuesday I went to dump some SRP into the tray and spilled a few. Now I found all but one just like you and like you I hunted and hunted some more. I finally took everything out of that drawer and no primer. After going back over almost everything in the drawer again, I had about given up and noticed a CCI 22 LR slip top box(with some empty 357 cases) with the top slide about an 1/4" open. Wouldn't you know there was that missing SRP! Now I am a sticker for loading in even amounts so I load in 20's, 50's or 100's so that odd primer would have thrown my even numbers out of wack, not to speak about that they cost me $5.47 / 100 ...it was the only ones I have found. CCI BR SRP!

Jimmy K
 
Shrinkmd: You could have a crane dangle a 5,000 volt electro-magnet over your garage then just look up!!! I just hope that primer didn't roll under a 5 gallon can of gas!! All in all I'd be happy only misseing one. Youshould have been here when 85 primers in the tube of my Dillon 650xl all went off, I had some work to do on my ceiling drywall, But I leaned a good lesson, Thank God for safety glasses!! Load Safe, Have fun, Dave.
 
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