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  1. 21-09-2022, 01:45 PM #1
    Old_School
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    Remington 209P primers available in NZ?

    Anyone know anywhere in NZ who stocks these?
    I have some load recipes that make use of them that I would like to try.
    Seems all we can get here are Winchester.
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    All I can say is , in 50 yrs of reloading shotshells I've never seen Remington primers on the market,
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    Can't see how changing primer would make any difference.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Peteforskeet View Post
    All I can say is , in 50 yrs of reloading shotshells I've never seen Remington primers on the market,
    Well that answers that I guess!

    Quote Originally Posted by Marty Henry View Post
    Can't see how changing primer would make any difference.
    Well I didnt think so either, but they do all vary, Remington were at the "colder" end of the list while Federal are "hotter". Im assuming they must burn faster or something and ignite more powder in the same amount of time.
    The PSI varies wildly if you look at the load data listed on various manufacturers.
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