What is the real deal on the CC1 military large rifle primers? Just as good as normal large rifle? Why cheaper? Less flashy packaging? Need to know before I buy a bunch. Jeff
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Re: CCI LR Military Primers??? Same as Large rifle???
The only difference I'm aware of with the "military" series of primers is the harder cup.
The only difference I'm aware of with the "military" series of primers is the harder cup.
Re: CCI LR Military Primers??? Same as Large rifle???
Harder cups.
Power equivalent to #250s (CCI's Large Rifle Magnum).
Not impressively accurate in any .308 load I've tried, with higher than normal velocity variations with IMR 4895, RE15 and Varget.
Same experience with the small rifle (#41) and Varget loads in an accurate .223 - hot primer, not too accurate for me.
YMMV, but I'll reserve the rest of mine for the rattle guns.
Dunno why they're cheaper, maybe less in demand right now....
Harder cups.
Power equivalent to #250s (CCI's Large Rifle Magnum).
Not impressively accurate in any .308 load I've tried, with higher than normal velocity variations with IMR 4895, RE15 and Varget.
Same experience with the small rifle (#41) and Varget loads in an accurate .223 - hot primer, not too accurate for me.
YMMV, but I'll reserve the rest of mine for the rattle guns.
Dunno why they're cheaper, maybe less in demand right now....
Re: CCI LR Military Primers??? Same as Large rifle???
+1, Ive been told the same thing. The cups are harder to prevent slam fires in automatic weapons with floating firing pins.
+1, Ive been told the same thing. The cups are harder to prevent slam fires in automatic weapons with floating firing pins.
Re: CCI LR Military Primers??? Same as Large rifle???
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: RECKON SO</div><div class="ubbcode-body">+1, Ive been told the same thing. The cups are harder to prevent slam fires in automatic weapons with floating firing pins. </div></div>
Bingo! Plus, they have more positive ignition in less than perfect conditions.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: RECKON SO</div><div class="ubbcode-body">+1, Ive been told the same thing. The cups are harder to prevent slam fires in automatic weapons with floating firing pins. </div></div>
Bingo! Plus, they have more positive ignition in less than perfect conditions.
