All of my load development has been done using CCI200 primers. Due to being unable to purchase any of these in nearly 3 years I searched elsewhere and found Remington 9 1/2's and stocked up. Are the 9 1/2's similar to the CCI200, or hotter or what do you think? Any temperature performance changes to be aware of? I don't want to throw a known load/charge combo together with the new primer only to run into a pressure issue. I know I will have to develop new loads but I was hoping to use my old loads as a starting point.
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Need recommendation - I had to change primers
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RichCoyle
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emp1953,
Changing primers is the last thing I do to finalize a load; unless I so Lee Factory Crimp. I don't change anything except the primer. I discovered on never knows which primer his rifle will like until he tries them.
Changing primers is the last thing I do to finalize a load; unless I so Lee Factory Crimp. I don't change anything except the primer. I discovered on never knows which primer his rifle will like until he tries them.
Rem. 9.5 primers are good primers.
You will need to start over, like mentioned above drop a gr. and try them. Now if your last load was max then drop down a couple gr.s Hope this helps.
You will need to start over, like mentioned above drop a gr. and try them. Now if your last load was max then drop down a couple gr.s Hope this helps.
