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  • #16
    Originally posted by Tilos View Post
    I bought/have a lot of wolf primers during the hoarding and have come to like them.

    For me, I found that the cup to be a little shorter and they need to be seated DEEPER.
    If seating by hand, the anval hits the bottom of the pocket and it feels seated...it is not.
    I re-adjusted my press to seat them deeper and have had no problems since.
    Tilos
    I got these through a commercial reloader at the last gun show that I went to. He recommended that these primers be set harder/deeper than the others exactly the reason that you said. Got them for $25 per 1000 and that included the tax. Said that if I wanted to go to a 5000 primer box he would discount the price by an additional $4 per 1000. FWIW told me he buys primers by the pallet load
    On the internet, the number of posts do not correlate to actual knowledge.
    The notch is supposed to be there as well as the bulge at the front of the frame!
    You can't stop insane people from doing insane things by passing insane laws.





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    • #17
      I've been using a hard cast RCBS c.n. over 4.0 gr. of 700X for years. I seem to remember I got this load from a Rob Latham article. It's a midrange load for practice out of my PM9, K9, and a Glock 17, The last round fired out of each mag is jacketed. I've been using Wolf primers since the famine when I purchased about 10,000 of them. I have had very few misfires.

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