Desperate! Need Federal Large Rifle Match Primers!

ColbyLang

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As the title says, I am desperate. Bought a brand new AI AE mk iii and CANNOT find Federal large rifle match primers. Anyone have a lead on some? I'd be willing to pay for em if you have some to sell. I'm in need brothers!
 
I did a little test with a few different primers. Standard CCI, Federal gmm and standard federal. Same powder charge and seating depth and i could tell a hill of beans difference in the three. All sub .5 moa.
 
I wonder how much difference match primers really make in the big picture. Maybe standard primers would suffice in the mean time?

A) standard primers will do just fine, especially Russians. You will not be wasting ammo
B) beggars can't be choosers, so grab some primers and forget about federal match. They are not worth it in my opinion. There are bigger fish to fry than being picky with primers
 
Keep an eye on midway they seem to be getting them in on a regular basis. I was desperate a couple months back myself and in that time I've managed to acquire 50,000 210m and another 20,000 205m now I'm just waiting for the 215m to hit the market.
 
A) standard primers will do just fine, especially Russians. You will not be wasting ammo
B) beggars can't be choosers, so grab some primers and forget about federal match. They are not worth it in my opinion. There are bigger fish to fry than being picky with primers
[SIZE=-1]CCI #250 LARGE RIFLE MAGNUM PRIMERS (1000) in stock [/SIZE]@ Powder Valley Powder Valley, Inc.. I been checking every single day for over a year for Federal 215M's and I have not seen a single one.
 
I have a question for those who have tried standard primers and saw no practical difference. At what ranges were the tests conducted? I ask because .5 MOA at 100 yards may not equate to .5 MOA downrange if there is a marked variation in velocities that may not show a vertical spread until further out.
 
I have a question for those who have tried standard primers and saw no practical difference. At what ranges were the tests conducted? I ask because .5 MOA at 100 yards may not equate to .5 MOA downrange if there is a marked variation in velocities that may not show a vertical spread until further out.

That's a good point.
I am curious as well.