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zant 11-07-2012 05:31 PM

Wolf vs CCI Lg Pistol Primers
 
Totally unscientific but it helped occupy my time today...10 of each-.44spl-7gr 231(each hand weighed)approx amount of dacron-240gr cast swc....
CCI-972-993fps
Wolf-1002-1052fps(9 were within 20fps)
Chronoed at 10ft

stev32k 11-07-2012 07:01 PM

Re: Wolf vs CCI Lg Pistol Primers
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by zant (Post 1019959)
Totally unscientific but it helped occupy my time today...10 of each-.44spl-7gr 231(each hand weighed)approx amount of dacron-240gr cast swc....
CCI-972-993fps
Wolf-1002-1052fps(9 were within 20fps)
Chronoed at 10ft

Wish I could find either one locally. Everyone's stock is gone and they have no idea when it will be replaced. The only primers available around here are Remington. No WSP or CCI 500 to be had.

zant 11-07-2012 08:01 PM

Re: Wolf vs CCI Lg Pistol Primers
 
It was interesting that Wolf had a higher velocity,these are stand lg pistol not magnum,I'm going to start with 16grs of 2400 tomorrow same 2 brands,as you have guessed i've got a LOT of time on my hands:).....

stev32k 11-08-2012 07:06 AM

Re: Wolf vs CCI Lg Pistol Primers
 
How does the primer have such an impact on velocity?

carver 11-08-2012 07:08 AM

Re: Wolf vs CCI Lg Pistol Primers
 
The larger the flash form the primer, the faster all the powder burns.

soundguy 11-08-2012 07:33 AM

Re: Wolf vs CCI Lg Pistol Primers
 
yep.. win primers flew off the shelp. no rems here either.

there was a tray or two of odd magnum cci the other day.. but i grabbed them for a small 'magnum' project..

hope to see some primers at the show this weekend. I'm considering getting a case.. or a few thou anyway. wolf or tula even...

i hate not having reloading supplies on the shelf


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