Looking for primers 300prc

[Toobrokeforthis]

Iso of primers for my 300prc

 

[cbuck516]

I'm sure you are looking for large rifle magnum, but don't let that hold you back on the 300 PRC. I have been using Federal 210 primers and have easily found 1/2MOA accuracy in my 300 PRC. If I was actually able to find some magnum primers I would sure give them a try, but that wasn't an option for me and I found great results anyways. Here is a photo of a ladder I shot yesterday at 100 yards using large rifle primers. That is 80.0-84.5 grain of N570.

 

[nwmnbowhunter]

If i was that desperate id buy a few hundred on GB.

 

[Another Casual]

Good times ahead. I stop a lot of places when traveling for work and local stock of lots things continues to improve. It seems large rifle mag has specifically been difficult to locate, I'm hoping now that the election and hunting season is in the rearview mirror they will return.

 

[kaseyfied]

I'm sure you are looking for large rifle magnum, but don't let that hold you back on the 300 PRC. I have been using Federal 210 primers and have easily found 1/2MOA accuracy in my 300 PRC. If I was actually able to find some magnum primers I would sure give them a try, but that wasn't an option for me and I found great results anyways. Here is a photo of a ladder I shot yesterday at 100 yards using large rifle primers. That is 80.0-84.5 grain of N570.

You get 0 data from a 100 ladder other then velocity

 

[cbuck516]

You get 0 data from a 100 ladder other then velocity

My past experiences say otherwise loading for 25-06 and 270 Win @ 100 yards. I've had quite a few of those that produce 3-4" groups at 100 yards. Even finding a bad load is still good data in my opinion. To each his own

 

[ajvinyard]

I have done the same, used regular cci large rifle primers in my 300prc because there are no magnums to be found. It seems to work for me so far.

 

[ajvinyard]

Here is one of the groups, well inside one moa.