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Do primers have an affect on the SD# with loads. I read the cooler the primer the wider the SD# will be. Is that true. If so what primers would be best for H4831SC and H4350?
I have found Winchester Large Rifle (WLR) to give good SD/ES using h4831sc and h4350 in my 300wsm. Good defined as in the lows teens on SD. 13 to 14fps if I remember correctly using 4831sc, I don’t remember what the 4350 was but it was comparable.
I don’t know about the cooler burning properties but it stands to reason that a load with good performance could be found with any primer out there as long as it is consistent.
It's relative to powder adjustment...If powder charge stays the same, primers will cause velocity variation, hence different SD. Tune the powder charge to the primer and look for what your gun likes.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: dar</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Do primers have an affect on the SD# with loads. I read the cooler the primer the wider the SD# will be. Is that true. If so what primers would be best for H4831SC and H4350? </div></div>