From time to time it is healthier to take a seat quietly and look like ignorant than to open up one's mouth and remove all question.This really is an more mature thread, you may not get a response, and could be reviving an old thread. Make sure you contemplate developing a new thread.Just curious,perhaps if I can find some 210s I will check out a c

I don't bear in mind the details, but there is supposedly only one place during the US that processes powder for primers. That they had a major fire two decades ago.Investigating my stock of primers, I'm cheapest with SPP at just around 7K. I shoot a small portion of the rounds every month I once did and so These 7K will last a pretty long time.223

For 9mm ammunition, it is best to use *little pistol primers*. Here are some particular suggestions and things to consider:### Primer Kind- *Compact Pistol Primer*: This is actually the typical primer used for reloading 9mm ammo. Manufacturers like CCI, Federal, Winchester, and Remington all deliver trustworthy small pistol primers.### Variants- *N

For 9mm ammunition, it is best to use *smaller pistol primers*. Here are some unique suggestions and issues:### Primer Sort- *Small Pistol Primer*: This can be the normal primer useful for reloading 9mm ammo. Manufacturers like CCI, Federal, Winchester, and Remington all create trusted little pistol primers.### Versions- *Conventional vs. Magnum*:

When it comes to reloading, several brands of small pistol primers are well-regarded for their reliability, consistency, and performance. Here are some of the best brands to consider:### Top Brands for Small Pistol Primers1. *CCI (Cascade Cartridge Inc.)* - *Model*: CCI 500 - *Features*: Known for consistent ignition and reliability. CCI primer