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    Favorite large pistol primer caliber / gun?

    New to reloading, scored a few bricks of large pistol primers.

    They are slightly less rare than very rare SPP's currently.

    What do you load with LPP's?

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    Never really had any issues with any of them ! If I bought Local most were Winchester, if online whatever was available & cheap !! Many Moons ago Wolf Primers were $14 bucks per 1K,,I burned a lot of those bad boys up ! In this day and age don't be fussy, get what ya can,LOL !! I will say many competitors like Federal cuz there cup is a tad softer/thinner than most I believe. Be glad ya found some & didn't have to refinance your House ! I always used Standard LPP for 45ACP & Mag primers for 44 mag.
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    I use Winchester LPP in 45 ACP and 10mm.

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    45 ACP, 45 Colt, 44 Special and 50 AE

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    45, 10mm, and 41 mag
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    I have .45 acp ammo but its S&B and I read reports of them having very tight or shallow primer pockets making the less desirable to reload.

    Family member has 10mm but its alluminum case.

    I have .44 Russian and .44 Special ammo / cases.

    .50 AE...now there is cartridge to save money reloading. (Even more than .44's and .45 Colt)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ron3 View Post
    I have .45 acp ammo but its S&B and I read reports of them having very tight or shallow primer pockets making the less desirable to reload.

    Family member has 10mm but its alluminum case.

    I have .44 Russian and .44 Special ammo / cases.

    .50 AE...now there is cartridge to save money reloading. (Even more than .44's and .45 Colt)
    I have loaded S&B cases,9mm I believe & yes I think the primer pocket is a little tight, seems like I mite clean them up a little with my primer pocket uniform tool. I have shot close to 20K of S&B small pistol primers with 0 issues or misfires, wish I had more!

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    Quote Originally Posted by m1a_scoutguy View Post
    I have loaded S&B cases,9mm I believe & yes I think the primer pocket is a little tight, seems like I mite clean them up a little with my primer pocket uniform tool. I have shot close to 20K of S&B small pistol primers with 0 issues or misfires, wish I had more!
    I have one of those tool (Lee) but haven't taken it out of the package yet.

    So, it can be used to open the pocket a tiny bit? What if a shallow pocket is the issue?

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    'Til now, only 10mm Mag.

    I'm about to start loading .45LC, too.

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    44 SPL/MAG, 45 Colt, and 45 ACP (some 45 ACP cases are SPP nowadays). They are all my favorites.

    Andy
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