Need to locate some rifle primers for .223 and 7.62x39 reloads.

Need to locate some rifle primers for .223 and 7.62x39 reloads.

 

Call the Bullet Hole.

I have bit over 2000 federal small rifle primers

Where are you?

southeren N.J. off Route 130 near entrance Burlington-Bristol Bridge.

Not far from exit 5, NJ Turnpike

A bit far for me.

Cant use Federal primers with my Lee press.

southeren N.J. off Route 130 near entrance Burlington-Bristol Bridge.

Not far from exit 5, NJ Turnpike

 

That is central jersey. northern part.

SOUTHERN New Jersey consists of 8 counties:

Atlantic

Burlington

Camden

Cape May

Cumberland

Gloucester

Ocean

Salem

 

So, I am not in Central N.J.

SOUTHERN New Jersey consists of 8 counties:

Atlantic

Burlington

Camden

Cape May

Cumberland

Gloucester

Ocean

Salem

 

So, I am not in Central N.J.

 

There are parts of Monmouth that are far more southern than the northern parts of Ocean

we will have to bring that to light at the State House, Trenton.

 

But, I'm still in South Joisey. Have a good week-end

statistcly yes.. but if you look at a map you are just about dead center.

 

If i were to ask where you were to possibly pick something up central jersey would be much more accurate..

 

I wonder how they ever did come up with that?

Tony almost every part of the state is north of your location.

Could we get back to Primers.

 

Neither one of you will be rewarded with the Congressional Medal Of Honor for being correct.

 

Now snap out of it...

Cant use Federal primers with my Lee press.

 

Why not ?

Cant use Federal primers with my Lee press.

 

I never heard this before. I use CCI, Winchester, Federal, Wolf and some other primers, no problem at all.

 

I did move to doing the primers by hand with an RCBS Universal Priming Tool because I liked the feel and the control, but I used all those brands in my press. Are they a different size, hardness, what?

Cant use Federal primers with my Lee press.

 

I never heard this before. I use CCI, Winchester, Federal, Wolf and some other primers, no problem at all.

 

I did move to doing the primers by hand with an RCBS Universal Priming Tool because I liked the feel and the control, but I used all those brands in my press. Are they a different size, hardness, what?

 

The Federal primers are a little softer and some maufactures do not reccomend using them because they may kaboom, especially in progressives.

did not know this, intresting..

 

what press manufacturer is this? :idea:

For some reason they tend to discharge. Also, it specifically states it in the manual not to use Federal primers. I guess for that exact reason.

Cyrus, over at Pinelands Sporting Goods has small rifle and large pistol primers. Give him a call

for Mfg. and prices.

Could you let me know where I can Locate Pinelands Sporting Goods. I am not aware of them.

He's in Jackson township, on the corner of Route 528 & Stump Tavern Road.

Phone # 732-598-6676 Tell him Walt sent you.