small primers
Quote from Reloader on April 14, 2011, 5:16 amYou can but pressures will likely be higher. I don't recommend this but I know of others who have done it. It does definitely require working up a new load again. Why do it?
You can but pressures will likely be higher. I don't recommend this but I know of others who have done it. It does definitely require working up a new load again. Why do it?
Quote from Reloader on January 24, 2014, 12:28 amIf your revolver has had trigger mods. it probably will have trouble as small rifle primers are harder to ignite. Just load down and work up powder loads again, use small rifle in semi auto this way and as firing pin hits harder all OK for me. Had trouble getting any primers in Australia so if you wish to compete you will find a way.
If your revolver has had trigger mods. it probably will have trouble as small rifle primers are harder to ignite. Just load down and work up powder loads again, use small rifle in semi auto this way and as firing pin hits harder all OK for me. Had trouble getting any primers in Australia so if you wish to compete you will find a way.
Quote from Reloader on February 7, 2014, 1:01 amPublished load tables specify a certain primer for a reason. Why risk your gun, or possibly your life?
Published load tables specify a certain primer for a reason. Why risk your gun, or possibly your life?