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I understand 45 ACP is made with both primer sizes? Anyone know which brands are which size?
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Again, look for the non toxic/NT on the box. As far as I know only small primers are used.
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I understand 45 ACP is made with both primer sizes? Anyone know which brands are which size? Not sure.......if each brand is standardized L or S But it's sure a PIA when you buy 1X brass
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Some poduct lines from: Fiocchi/GFL, Speer, Remington, CCI (brass and aluminum), Federal, S&B, Winchester........one's I'm aware of. All the non-tox stuff.
BTW, my 1050 hates them. Almost as much as me. Time was I never sorted .45 ACP brass. Those days are over.
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I just finished cleaning up some and the small primered ones i found were from Federal.
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I just finished cleaning up some and the small primered ones i found were from Federal.
When on a roll it sucks when one sneaks in the process. ^^^^ This ^^^^ Whoever started the use of small primers in .45 acp cases should be tarred and feathered and run out of town!!! Especially when reloading with a progresssive press, the occasional small primer disrupts the whole process and is a royal PITA!! When I do encounter a small primer .45 acp case, I crimp the case mouth with pliers and throw that case in the brass recycle bucket.
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I understand 45 ACP is made with both primer sizes? Anyone know which brands are which size? Look here: https://www.24hourcampfire.com/ubbt...resizing-separate-questions#Post17095906
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Most of the Blazer brass 45 ACP pistol brass is primed with CCI small pistol primers. Other than that, most every other manufacture uses large pistol primers. I haven't found it makes a difference in how it performs, just don't mix them up when you are trying to prime them. Just keep them segregated by primer size and you'll be just fine.
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I found the small pistol primers shoot about 70 fps slower with equal powder loaded.
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I've picked up bucket loads of 45 acp brass at the indoor and out door ranges that I belong to. I decap all before I tumble clean and throw all small primer cases in the recycling pail.
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Blazer/cci and some federal run the small primer. And That's normally what I pick up in the rock pits around here. I have not loaded a large primer 45 case in several years
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Maybe a little off subject but don't be surprised when you run into 44mag and 10mm with small primer pockets. Also seen them in 308 and 6.5 creed. I am sure that there are others.
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Maybe a little off subject but don't be surprised when you run into 44mag and 10mm with small primer pockets. Also seen them in 308 and 6.5 creed. I am sure that there are others. A friend grabs range pickup 10MM for me. I was tossing them in my 10MM container without being aware some could be SP. Yesterday I was getting ready to reload and noticed the SP primers. I had to go through a bunch and separate them.
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I've scrounged lots of 45 acp brass off the ground and off the floor. To make my life simpler all small primer brass goes to the recycling bucket.
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Vista outdoors, Federal, cci, and now rem started making the spp brass a few years back. The still do large too just to keep it interesting. I'm not a fan of having to sort now. They're also doing it with 10mm. The only upside is the spp heads and webs are likely stronger.
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I pick up a good bit of .45 ACP range brass. So far, all with small primers have been some Blazer and some Federal. They go in the trash.
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I don’t use a progressive press so I just sort them and reprime with the appropriate size primer. They all shoot the same…group size and POI, etc.
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Maybe a little off subject but don't be surprised when you run into 44mag and 10mm with small primer pockets. Also seen them in 308 and 6.5 creed. I am sure that there are others. Would be very interested in small primer 44 mag cases. Any idea on the manufacturer of that brass?
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I found the small pistol primers shoot about 70 fps slower with equal powder loaded. What small primers have you found this with?
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I found the small pistol primers shoot about 70 fps slower with equal powder loaded. What small primers have you found this with? Idholton, just saw this.... With the Large Primers I was using WLP. Small primers CCI 550. Both powders was with Win231, 230 grain Berry's RN. 5.2 grains.
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