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CCI Primers
I have been offered 1,000 CCI 209 primers. What should I know about them?
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They are about in the middle in terms of "Hotness",
http://www.armbrust.acf2.org/primersubs.htm. Use 'em |
Thanks very much John.
I would have accepted them as a gift anyhow, but would not have used them if advised not to. . |
Hmm now I have to look - I have a low pressure load using them saved someplace
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I don't reload 12's, do you have a load for 16's or should I not worry about using a "mid-range" CCI in place of the Winchester primers I'm using now?
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CCI primers are a bit hot for my liking
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I'd reduce your powder charge a grain or so and use them. You can load up 5 or so and send them to Tom Armbruster for pressure testing. Cheap insurance for a nice vintage shotgun. Primers are cheap shotguns not so much.
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You could always get a primer chambered training pistol and be all ready for Gracie's understudy
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Same as Mr Brooks,I switch CCI and Win no problems, not as critical in a low pressure load. Just my 2c, worth what you paid for it.:)
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i too am with pete only trouble i ever had if it was used in a tight primer hole just a little bit harded on use the hammer or press...have had this only to happen a few times...charlie
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I have a few thousand CCI209's a few thousand WIN209's and almost a full 5000 sleeve of Remington 209STS primers . I tend to use whatever is OLDEST first and go from there .
I keep a few hundred CCI209M's but they're for my two inline smokepoles . |
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Tom Armbrust
Ballistic Research 1108 W. May Ave McHenry, IL 60050-8918. 815.385.0037 E-mail - barbmiller49@yahoo.com |
Primers tested by clay game reloaders CCI 209 1.46 tons psi /Winchester209 1.63 /Chaddite cx2000 1.71 Fioccie 616 1.81 / Uee G 1.82 /CCi 209M 1.83 /Martignoni 686 2.10 /Federal 209A 2.11 / Remington 209 2.12 . Best most consistent Chaddite cx2000. Worst CCi209. Stability listed in descending order ChadditeCx2000/ Mantignoni 686/ Federal 209A/Fiocchi616 / UEE-G / Remington209/ Winchester 209/ CCI 209M/ CCI 209 . Hope this helps.Michael.
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