Found Primers but are they too much $$$

[Mike Matteson]

i have picked up an infinity primer maker. Don't know much about it. I have in large and small primer maker now. Putting away for a rainy day. Primer materials can be also purchased. Like I say for a rainy day.
An out of country company is purchasing the primer making companies now. So that is going overseas, I believe now.

 

[Mark37082]

I joined the reloading world way too late. There is no such thing as buy "cheap" and stack deep any more. I find myself buying certain reloading components whenever I can find them. What seems as ridiculous pricing today may be considered cheap in a couple of years. It has almost become an obsession to build my supply of components. Many of our members have been reloading for decades. They have supplies to last a lifetime. The peace of mind to be in that position must be wonderful.

 

[Muddyboots]

My first suggestion is to swallow your pride on what primer ONLY works for your loads. I have picked up some Rem 91/2 LR and LRM primers. Kind of return to my roots. I started with REM maybe 40 years ago and then became Federal primer snob. I recently shot a load in my 1968 Sav 110 that I rebarreled and holy cow the ES SD was below 10 for the 20 rounds I ran through it. Plus it was very accurate. In fact best load ever in this rifle. So I have bought 3K in last 6 months, all at $89/brick. They go bang BTW.

 

[Old Rooster]

I got some too Muddy.Seem to work as well as back in the 70's.

 

[cabelasken]

My first suggestion is to swallow your pride on what primer ONLY works for your loads. I have picked up some Rem 91/2 LR and LRM primers. Kind of return to my roots. I started with REM maybe 40 years ago and then became Federal primer snob. I recently shot a load in my 1968 Sav 110 that I rebarreled and holy cow the ES SD was below 10 for the 20 rounds I ran through it. Plus it was very accurate. In fact best load ever in this rifle. So I have bought 3K in last 6 months, all at $89/brick. They go bang BTW.

Scheels had federal LR primers in stock last week. They were under $90/brick.

 

[6.5x300 WBY]

My first suggestion is to swallow your pride on what primer ONLY works for your loads. I have picked up some Rem 91/2 LR and LRM primers. Kind of return to my roots. I started with REM maybe 40 years ago and then became Federal primer snob. I recently shot a load in my 1968 Sav 110 that I rebarreled and holy cow the ES SD was below 10 for the 20 rounds I ran through it. Plus it was very accurate. In fact best load ever in this rifle. So I have bought 3K in last 6 months, all at $89/brick. They go bang BTW.

Same here muddy. Never used them as I was Federal guy but now a days I'll happily give them a go

 

[Hugnot]

Went to the Cabello store in Missoula & picked up 400 CCI 200's. They probably had 2500 Fed 210's & 700 CCI 200's remaining. Not to be hoggish I did not buy more. The next day all LR primers were gone. I shoot lots of Rem 7 1/2 primers in 6mm CM & 6.5 CM.

 

[Latheman]

Bass pro shop in North Denver had some boxes of Rem. 91/2 large rifle primers for $94 for 1000 pcs. They had a lot of other sizes. I know I snatched up a box.

 

[AGGRO]

I joined the reloading world way too late. There is no such thing as buy "cheap" and stack deep any more. I find myself buying certain reloading components whenever I can find them. What seems as ridiculous pricing today may be considered cheap in a couple of years. It has almost become an obsession to build my supply of components. Many of our members have been reloading for decades. They have supplies to last a lifetime. The peace of mind to be in that position must be wonderful.

You can still find them at estate sales or people getting out of the game but I hear ya. I loaded up on 7 dollar a thousand primers many moons ago. When I get too old to do it some day in the hopefully far future my younger hunting buddies will get them for free.

 

[M1A1ABRAMS]

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[Mike Matteson]

Powder Valley has some LRP's presently. They are built by Ruag. I don't know anything about them. Still show in stock. $112 + all the others charges, Hazmat, Shipping.

 

[cabelasken]

Scheels had federal LR primers in stock last week. They were under $90/brick.

They are all gone now!!

 

[K.E.C.]

They are all gone now!!

I didn't know that Scheels shipped powder or primers. I may be wrong.

 

[cabelasken]

I didn't know that Scheels shipped powder or primers. I may be wrong.

I went to the reno store. They have lots of small rifle and pistol primers, but no large rifle