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I’ve no knowledge of those but about six years ago I bought some 100 packs of Winchester primers for $3 each at a gun show in Lakeland. They had to be 30+ years old just basing it off the packaging. They all work like a champ and have had zero issues. May be worth a shot for you just like it was for me.
I have close to 1k of those. All have gone bang thus far. Kept in a 30 cal can in AZ...price tag was from a Rx store and like .79cent price lol Also had 1k federal small rifle in the old red black and yellow box. all of those were g2g as well
Lead styphnate primers are pretty much unaffected by storage conditions. From a practical standpoint it has an unlimited shelf life. Mercury fulminate primers which were used prior to the lead styphnate were more unstable and were affected by humidity.