R rbaker Member Joined Nov 3, 2009 Messages 5 Location Sugar City,Idaho Nov 24, 2009 #1 is one magnum primer better than another for igniting WC872. thanks
P Pdvdh Well-Known Member Joined Apr 4, 2005 Messages 8,232 Location Alaska Nov 24, 2009 #2 Kirby Allen has posted in the past that he prefers Federal 215 primers for the slow-burn-rate ball powders. And he prefers the non-Match 215 primers over the Match grade 215s.
Kirby Allen has posted in the past that he prefers Federal 215 primers for the slow-burn-rate ball powders. And he prefers the non-Match 215 primers over the Match grade 215s.
royinidaho Well-Known Member Joined Jan 20, 2004 Messages 8,950 Location Blackfoot, Idaho Nov 24, 2009 #3 rbaker, Welcome aboard. Ditto what phorwath said. I, following Kirby's post, put it to the test with 101gr US 869. He was correct. He uses WC872 by the bucket....... BTW, any Woof's up your way. We still have 5 of the alotted 5 to get down here. Whatcha shootin?
rbaker, Welcome aboard. Ditto what phorwath said. I, following Kirby's post, put it to the test with 101gr US 869. He was correct. He uses WC872 by the bucket....... BTW, any Woof's up your way. We still have 5 of the alotted 5 to get down here. Whatcha shootin?
R rbaker Member Joined Nov 3, 2009 Messages 5 Location Sugar City,Idaho Nov 25, 2009 #4 thanks Phorwath andRoy,yes Roy theres some of those bigCoyotes around here,Im working with a 338 lapua AI
thanks Phorwath andRoy,yes Roy theres some of those bigCoyotes around here,Im working with a 338 lapua AI
W wc872 Well-Known Member Joined Apr 26, 2006 Messages 108 Nov 25, 2009 #5 Rem. 9 1/2 Mag primers had no problems ever lighting off 116gr. WC872 for me. Semper Fi