In 2003 or so, I used some of the Russian KVB-7 primers. Is there an equivalent to these now...PMC? Wolf?
Re: Russian LR primers
Betting they are now being sold as Wolf.
J
Betting they are now being sold as Wolf.
J
Re: Russian LR primers
I have boxes of old and new. The package I received from the Palma supplier "Bob Jones" or whoever it was in 02 or 03 has the identical plant and part number on the boxes as my new Wolf LR primers. The cup, anvil and mixture look the be the exact same also.
I have boxes of old and new. The package I received from the Palma supplier "Bob Jones" or whoever it was in 02 or 03 has the identical plant and part number on the boxes as my new Wolf LR primers. The cup, anvil and mixture look the be the exact same also.
Re: Russian LR primers
Scott, my Wolf LR's are marked 4G/Y 7.5/S/04, made by "Federal State Unitary Enterprise, Murom Apparatus Producing Plant." I never got in on the original Russian primers, but I am using these almost interchangably with Fed GM 210M. There is really little to no difference in vertical at 1k within shot strings with either Fed or Wolf. But my records show I need to come up 1/4 moa at 1k for the Wolf to match the Fed with temps below 50*. (Sorry, this is using IMR 4064, Lapua cases, 175 SMK's in my 308.)
Gary
Scott, my Wolf LR's are marked 4G/Y 7.5/S/04, made by "Federal State Unitary Enterprise, Murom Apparatus Producing Plant." I never got in on the original Russian primers, but I am using these almost interchangably with Fed GM 210M. There is really little to no difference in vertical at 1k within shot strings with either Fed or Wolf. But my records show I need to come up 1/4 moa at 1k for the Wolf to match the Fed with temps below 50*. (Sorry, this is using IMR 4064, Lapua cases, 175 SMK's in my 308.)
Gary
