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[Rifleman97]

Sold out, at least for fed

Federal Large Magnum Rifle Primers (Champion) 1000/Box

Grab your Federal Large Magnum Rifle Primers (Champion) 1000/Box for sale at Sportsman's Outdoor Superstore.

www.sportsmansoutdoorsuperstore.com

Been in stock at sportsman’s oss for several weeks now if you missed out

 

[Wyfox]

30cal 200gr Accubonds $26 box(seconds), free shipping over $100

30 Caliber 200gr AccuBond (Factory Seconds) | 50 Count

30 Caliber 200gr AccuBond (Factory Seconds) | 50 Count This product is sold as-is and all sales are final.

www.nosler.com

 

[Capt_Oscar]

PowderValley(dot)com has Federal and CCI Large Rifle MAGNUM primers In-Stock again.

 

[davidg8480]

As of 11:30

 

[generalzip]

That didn’t last long. For what it’s worth the standard 215 primers seem to be exactly the same for a lower cost. The 215m are only worth the premium for ELR cartridges where you’re trying to squeeze every once of SD out of your load. For hunting loads it literally makes 0 difference and is just wasting money unless you’re making a 300 Norma mag load to smack elk or sheep at 800+

 

[Wyatt Smith]

That didn’t last long. For what it’s worth the standard 215 primers seem to be exactly the same for a lower cost. The 215m are only worth the premium for ELR cartridges where you’re trying to squeeze every once of SD out of your load. For hunting loads it literally makes 0 difference and is just wasting money unless you’re making a 300 Norma mag load to smack elk or sheep at 800+

I agree.

 

[Rifleman97]

That didn’t last long. For what it’s worth the standard 215 primers seem to be exactly the same for a lower cost. The 215m are only worth the premium for ELR cartridges where you’re trying to squeeze every once of SD out of your load. For hunting loads it literally makes 0 difference and is just wasting money unless you’re making a 300 Norma mag load to smack elk or sheep at 800+

About 5-6 years ago I got to do some 3000 yard shooting with a 338 edge +p built by Shawn at defensive edge. Not my rifle but the owner kindly let me shoot it with him for a day. He used the regular 215’s and we managed 3 out of 5 hits on a 30 inch plate at 3030 yards, first shot we couldn’t spot, second we realized the wind hold was off, then 3 shots well within the roughly 1 MOA plate. ES on his loads was under 10. I feel like the only difference is the color of the box and the amount of weight in your wallet after you buy them. Maybe there really is a difference in compound or anvil or whatever but it’s not one that matters in my opinion.

 

[Wyatt Smith]

About 5-6 years ago I got to do some 3000 yard shooting with a 338 edge +p built by Shawn at defensive edge. Not my rifle but the owner kindly let me shoot it with him for a day. He used the regular 215’s and we managed 3 out of 5 hits on a 30 inch plate at 3030 yards, first shot we couldn’t spot, second we realized the wind hold was off, then 3 shots well within the roughly 1 MOA plate. ES on his loads was under 10. I feel like the only difference is the color of the box and the amount of weight in your wallet after you buy them. Maybe there really is a difference in compound or anvil or whatever but it’s not one that matters in my opinion.

Match, or bench rest, primers are identical. The match primers are assembled by technicians who have shown the most consistent results in the past.

 

[davidg8480]

Match, or bench rest, primers are identical. The match primers are assembled by technicians who have shown the most consistent results in the past.

Please explain what the statement "consistent results " is to mean, I'm confused .

 

[generalzip]

Match, or bench rest, primers are identical. The match primers are assembled by technicians who have shown the most consistent results in the past.

This is correct. Generally the most experienced operators running the machine get the “m” designation. As most can attest it’s really just a waste of money especially for hunting loads.

 

[Wyatt Smith]

Please explain what the statement "consistent results " is to mean, I'm confused .

As @generalzip said, the most experienced operators, or the best operators, make the bench rest primers.
Sorry about the poor choice of words.

 

[franzfmdavis]

There is currently Hornady .275 Rigby ammo in stock at Midway for $54~.

 

[KevinB]

@RAVEN ROCKS PRECISION has 500 NE brass in stock. He also has 45/70 Starline brass for a good price as well.

 

[ET1775]

Raven Rocks also has Norma .458 Lott back in stock.

 

[generalzip]

Raven Rocks also has Norma .458 Lott back in stock.

Praying for 458 win mag soon

 

[RAVEN ROCKS PRECISION]

Raven Rocks also has Norma .458 Lott back in stock.

Thanks, I actually just found 4 bags on the shelf today. Someone already bought 2.

No ETA on the 458 Win Mag, we do have 338 Win Mag and 416 Taylor (both Norma HS) in stock in case someone wants to experiment with necking them up... never tried it and can't say how it'll do, but we're working hard to bring more stuff in. We did get a small resupply of 500 Jeffery though, since that was almost gone.