wolf primers in stock

[pawprint2]

I just found wolf primers in stock at Wideners reloading:
WOLF PRIMERS now in stock.
The are excellent quality primers from Russia. Prices plus shipping and HazMat tag. 50M primers can go with one hazmat tag.
QQQSP -Small pistol $159/5000
QQQLP - Large pistol $159/5000
QQQSR - Small rifle $159/5000
QQQLR - Large rifle $159/5000
QQQSPM - Mag SP $159/5000
QQQLPM - Mag LP $159/5000
Hope this helps, some of these have been hard to find!

 

[UrbanSi]

Considerably cheaper at Natchez
http://www.natchezss.com/product.cfm...9&src=exrbSrch

Must be catching up with demand, or some LARGE shipments came in.

Powder Valley got them in as well, their prices are higher then Natchez

 

[JGorski]

Just scored 5K at Natchezz, $190 out the door!

 

[Dacam]

Are Wolf Large Rifle primer good to go? Im so tempted to pick some up.

 

[bjay]

What about large magnum are they good?

 

[M14 Shooter]

I have had good luck with wolf primers both small rifle mag and large rifle.They are just a tad larger than US primers so in some brass they may be slightly hard to seat.

Regards,Mike

 

[r2shooter]

I've only used the Wolf SRM this past summer after not being able to find any CCI 400 or 450s & honestly have not been able to tell the difference.
At least the SRM are good to go IMO.

 

[bjay]

ive seen wolf large rifle that hang fire 1-2 out of 5..i have a friend selling me magnum large rifle im debating to buy it

 

[Dacam]

I have heard a lot of guys say its a seating issue that causes misfires with wolf. Is this true?

 

[bruddah]

I heard the small rifle primers were excellent quality. I have not heard anything about the large rifle primers though I would think they are made to the same standards by the same company?

Which makes me wonder, who makes Wolf primers? I know Wolf is an importer. Do they even make anything themselves?

 

[UrbanSi]

I shot 2K plus of the wolf .223 specific primers the last 6 months or so, zero issues in a few different AR's and about 500 through a M85 PAP.

I specifically shoot their SPP in 9mm/.357/9mm mak with little to no issues. The Mak has lightened springs and can be finicky sometimes.

Their LPP are GTG as well, I am about 5K deep this year in just .45acp with not a one issue.

If you have ever bought reloads from a range or gun show, there is a good chance they were Wolf/Tula primers

 

[JGorski]

Are Wolf Large Rifle primer good to go? Im so tempted to pick some up.

That's what I got, 5 thou of them, supposed to be really good. Natchez has them under the Tula name, same as wolf, though.

 

[wxl]

Have used Wolf small rifle primers with great results. Will probably try the Tulas (made in same Russian factory) as they seem to be lower price when available. Wolfs have gone up 50+%

 

[bjay]

One time my smith braking in a new built and having hang fire this on 308 so its regular large rifle primer.. i had it on video i just called him and he did confirm it was wolf large rifle he sad its not hot enough(i dobt know whats that mean) but i dont know if i want to cross finger when buying them primer.. ill stick to my wlr and fed

 

[colscar]

ive been wondering, if they say that they are hard to seat in regular brass will they have even more trouble in military brass or will the swage take care of it

 

[M14 Shooter]

I usedthe small rifle mag primer in miltary brass with reamed primer pockets with no issue,I used a sinclair hand priming tool to seat primer.Have not tried tham with a swaged pocket.But I would think they would work fine.The key with these primers it to make sure you feel the primer seat all the way.Using a hand primer tool will make it easier to feel how the primer seats.If using a ball powder in 223 I would recommend that you get the hotter version of the small rifle mag.The regular small rifle mag has a thicker cup but is not as hot as a mangnum primer.

Regards,Mike