Wideners has Wolf primers. Get em while there hot!
Re: Wolf primers at Wideners
Got me some... hopefully I made it in before they ran out. I needed some more of the SRmags, they're great stuff.
Got me some... hopefully I made it in before they ran out. I needed some more of the SRmags, they're great stuff.
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Good catch they also have bulk 55 and 62 ss109 bulk bullets in stock as well.
Good catch they also have bulk 55 and 62 ss109 bulk bullets in stock as well.
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Thanks Amigo!!
Thanks Amigo!!
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out of Large rifle.... bummer
out of Large rifle.... bummer
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Thanks for the info. Got me enough small rifle to get through the summer and the price was right.
Thanks for the info. Got me enough small rifle to get through the summer and the price was right.
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Picked up enough of the Small Rifle primers to keep Dad and I shooting for another year or so . Thanks for the heads up .
Picked up enough of the Small Rifle primers to keep Dad and I shooting for another year or so . Thanks for the heads up .
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Great heads up I was running low.
Great heads up I was running low.
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Ordered some Wolf small rifle magnum primers. Thanks for the heads up!
I read that they have the same amount of compound as the regular small rifle primers the main difference between the two being the magnums have a thicker cup.
What's the deal from those who the magnums? Thanks.
Ordered some Wolf small rifle magnum primers. Thanks for the heads up!
I read that they have the same amount of compound as the regular small rifle primers the main difference between the two being the magnums have a thicker cup.
What's the deal from those who the magnums? Thanks.
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Sold out
Sold out
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yah knew that was gonna happen........
yah knew that was gonna happen........
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: LH</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Ordered some Wolf small rifle magnum primers. Thanks for the heads up!
I read that they have the same amount of compound as the regular small rifle primers the main difference between the two being the magnums have a thicker cup.
What's the deal from those who the magnums? Thanks. </div></div>
Shoot the mags in something that has a floating firing pin. Since I had only SRmag primers when all I owned was an AR15 I naturally used them when I aquired a 204 Ruger. They work great, actually, they're indistinguishable for accuracy from the BR primers that I had a few of and tested them side by side.
Same goes for the Large Rifle ones, they're excellent.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: LH</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Ordered some Wolf small rifle magnum primers. Thanks for the heads up!
I read that they have the same amount of compound as the regular small rifle primers the main difference between the two being the magnums have a thicker cup.
What's the deal from those who the magnums? Thanks. </div></div>
Shoot the mags in something that has a floating firing pin. Since I had only SRmag primers when all I owned was an AR15 I naturally used them when I aquired a 204 Ruger. They work great, actually, they're indistinguishable for accuracy from the BR primers that I had a few of and tested them side by side.
Same goes for the Large Rifle ones, they're excellent.
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One of my buddies posted this after missing out on these . I thought it was funny as I know I did this once or twice when waiting too long to make a decision .
One of my buddies posted this after missing out on these . I thought it was funny as I know I did this once or twice when waiting too long to make a decision .
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: LH</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Ordered some Wolf small rifle magnum primers. Thanks for the heads up!
I read that they have the same amount of compound as the regular small rifle primers the main difference between the two being the magnums have a thicker cup.
What's the deal from those who the magnums? Thanks. </div></div>
The regular primer cups are made from copper. The magnum cups are made from brass. The magnum cups will be tougher. The priming mix is the same in both primers.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: LH</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Ordered some Wolf small rifle magnum primers. Thanks for the heads up!
I read that they have the same amount of compound as the regular small rifle primers the main difference between the two being the magnums have a thicker cup.
What's the deal from those who the magnums? Thanks. </div></div>
The regular primer cups are made from copper. The magnum cups are made from brass. The magnum cups will be tougher. The priming mix is the same in both primers.
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Seems like there is a hint of a potential slamfire issue with the standard Wolf SR primers and an AR-15. Does anyone have any information on this being a valid concern?
Seems like there is a hint of a potential slamfire issue with the standard Wolf SR primers and an AR-15. Does anyone have any information on this being a valid concern?
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I cannot say with certainly that the priming compounds are the same in SR and SRM as I have experienced hang fires with large ball charges with the SR when its been cold, but not with the SRM. SRs, otherwise, ahve shot well. THough, I will only buy SRM in the future. LR and LRM are all but certainly the same compound based on my testing and chrono readings, etc, though I stick with LRM exclusively now. I have shot numerous CASES of Wolfies now...by cases, I mean 5,000 pc cases.
YMMV.
John
I cannot say with certainly that the priming compounds are the same in SR and SRM as I have experienced hang fires with large ball charges with the SR when its been cold, but not with the SRM. SRs, otherwise, ahve shot well. THough, I will only buy SRM in the future. LR and LRM are all but certainly the same compound based on my testing and chrono readings, etc, though I stick with LRM exclusively now. I have shot numerous CASES of Wolfies now...by cases, I mean 5,000 pc cases.
YMMV.
John
