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I picked up some Lapua brass for 6.5 creedmoor without realizing it used small rifle primers. Digging through my stash of stuff I see I'm out of regular Federal 205 match primers (oops). I don't think I have any WSRs though I'll check again. I've got the AR version of the 205M and Remington 7-1/2s. Which would you choose?
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I picked up some Lapua brass for 6.5 creedmoor without realizing it used small rifle primers. Digging through my stash of stuff I see I'm out of regular Federal 205 match primers (oops). I don't think I have any WSRs though I'll check again. I've got the AR version of the 205M and Remington 7-1/2s. Which would you choose? Try them all and let the rifle choose!
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I'd choose the ones that give me the best ES, SD, and groups.
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Under normal circumstances I'd try both but with bullet supply and powder supply limited to what I have on hand now and having to last for the foreseeable future, I'm hesitant to fire a shot I don't really have to thus the question about which would be the best to try first. Times now .. instead of worrying about best, I need to find good enough and be done with it. 
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Under normal circumstances I'd try both but with bullet supply and powder supply limited to what I have on hand now and having to last for the foreseeable future, I'm hesitant to fire a shot I don't really have to thus the question about which would be the best to try first. Times now .. instead of worrying about best, I need to find good enough and be done with it. Then follow Mathman's advice, and use the 7.5s. They are plenty warm enough with a thick enough cup.
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7-1/2s it is. Thanks gents!!
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