and have them analyzed for pressure and velocity to view That which you're actually intending to get if you load them. Them, should they turn out to be suitable, load them precisely the way you probably did whenever you had them examined.



That is an more mature thread, you might not get a response, and will be reviving an previous thread. Make sure you think about making a new thread.

Whilst It's a smarta$$ solution its not much from the reality. You are not the first one to talk to this queries and with the previous threads I've seen concerning this matter you're going to have persons say go forward they perform good, to no They may be crap they don't get the job done as a consequence of "x,y, z."

Assuming The marginally larger diameter of your Cheddites is producing the primers being somewhat tougher to completely seat.

The sole advice I give on which you will be entitled to depend is that which I am competent to present and for which you have compensated me. Abide by all other advice at your individual possibility.

The load I am employing is just not released by Alliant, as they do not publish much data for Remington hulls and Winchester primers. I did, even so, electronic mail them, and so they explained that within the stress the Rem primer/Rem hull the recipe calls for, they felt it absolutely was Protected. Here i will discuss the details:

These Primers warranty far better sensitivity for more optimistic firing in all guns, cautiously-managed weights of primer mixtures, consistency in measurement and excellent, precise measurements and tolerances for anvil heights, and balance in extremes of temperatures and humidity.

You can find presently 209 muzzleloader primers in stock which might be especially supposed for inline muzzleloader gun fanatics. These are routinely examined and produce excellent effects each time you shoot.

I have already been employing cheddite for years and have never experienced troubles with it, the vast majority of my reloads are with cheddite .  

My suggestion to suit your needs as well as the remainder of the trolls that take a look at right here, is to seek out something else to try and do with your time. Probably knitting is true up your ally?

EDIT I just pulled the shell lifter out and took some measurements. It does appear to be the winchester 777 209 primers deformation from the hulls match the shape of the lifter. I will load and Look at some tomorrow to discover if there is a sample to it all. I can even deliver some samples to operate Monday and recover measurements.

I'm sure a number of the crappy spaghetti guns produce lots of recoil Which could cause pierced primers but that is not only with Cheddite primers that is with lots of brand names.

Not so new member previous aka prior to moving to KY was Ohio Wildfowler ( was once a moderator on a couple boards)

I do think the OP dealt with the why in his write-up. He was curious whether what "Every person already is familiar with" is absolutely proper or not.