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Primers
I went to cabelas and they were out of cci br4 so he gave me 6 1/2 remintons but I notice most say the use 7 1/2. Is 6 1/2 ok
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Re: Primers
In a word...."NO".Coyotecontrole wrote:I went to cabelas and they were out of cci br4 so he gave me 6 1/2 remintons but I notice most say the use 7 1/2. Is 6 1/2 ok
The 6-1/2 primer is intended for low intensity rounds like the Hornet or Bee. They have thin cups and will likely be pierced by shooting them in a 204R. Save them for your Hornet (you DO have a Hornet, right? ) and get some 7-1/2's, which are my personal choice for the 204.
Another good choice is the Federal 205M if you still can't find the BR4's.
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Re: Primers
Thanks Rick. Was abouy to start loading today. Back to the store I go.
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Re: Primers
Here's a good reference link for comparing the physical attributes of primers.
http://www.jamescalhoon.com/primers_and_pressure.php
I don't know if the data has changed at all but at least gives you an idea of where different primers compare to each other.
http://www.jamescalhoon.com/primers_and_pressure.php
I don't know if the data has changed at all but at least gives you an idea of where different primers compare to each other.