I'am going to give them a try. I have some on order. I was just wondering what people thought of them. I talked with a few people and they said they are great.
LR Wolf primers are bigger they are very hard to seat on newer brass you will need a very good priming tool (K&M, Sinclair, Hornady) I can tell you that the handles on the Lee will not hold up you must get these seated all the way or you will have inginition problems if you can overcome this they are great primers that will more than likely give you better results
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: dar</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Are they the same as the Wolf primers? </div></div>
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: dar</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I thought those are for magum calibers. I look at the this morning. I have some on order. Should be coming real soon. </div></div>
Standard and magnum rifle primers have the same priming mix and amounts. The standard primer has a copper cup and the magnum primer has a brass cup. The magnum primer has a tougher cup. The small magnums were originally recommended for use in .223/556.
My primer of choice. Be sure to make sure they seat well, or you may have some that don't go off. The thicker cups hold up to increased pressures better.
Well I should have bought up the wolf primers. But I wasn't sure of the differnce. I do have some on order. It hopefully won't be to long. I read the David Tubb article. He basicly said the same thing you did about primer seating.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: 300LW</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Widener's is down to 40k of the Wolf LRM primers. They had 85k just two hours ago. Haven't seen them in stock anywhere else for a while.
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And Powder Valley is completely cleaned out now, except for 209 Shotshell primers.
The primers are made at this factory in Russia: http://www.flame.murom.ru/en/
I emailed the plant in Russia to make sure. I used to have some of the old KVB-7 Russian primers that are on that site, and they told me they are the same as the Wolf. I ordered a brick of 5000 Wolf, and the outer box had all of the address and production info identical to that website... I also got a letter from the plant director saying that they are marketed as Wolf in the US, maybe a bit over the top, but I wanted to make sure they were the same as the old KVB-7 primers.
Fyi - PV may or may not be reflecting current stock on their website. I ordered some even though they were "out of stock" on the website and they shipped them right out to me, after the processing delay (apx. 2 weeks).