Just want to give you the heads-up that Blazer brass .45ACP ammo in 200 rd packs is "small primer" ammo. Bought 2 boxes for my FIL and he has returned the casings. %&#)*&!!
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I am no expert on small primer ammo, but I have not heard a lot of negatives. What I have read is mainly positive. Does it make a difference in reloading??
Posts: 17222 | Location: Stuck at home | Registered: January 02, 2015
Only in that it's a PITA to sort your brass by primer size. They're similar enough in appearance - especially after looking at several hundred of them - that it's really easy to toss one in the wrong pile now and then. And that can result in foul words being spoken when you try to run the wrong one through your progressive press.
When I shoot Blazer Brass I shoot only that, and keep the pickups separate from my other brass. I trade them to a friend who only reloads small primer .45's for his large primer cases.
Posts: 7262 | Location: Idaho | Registered: February 12, 2007
PITA and may the person who invented it burn in the fires of reloading hell. Some loons prefer it because they don’t have to switch primer sizes on their presses.
I save it up when I find it and shoot it in lost brass matches. Annoying as hell.
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