morgaj1
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Anybody heard an update on Winchester primers, specifically WLRM? I have seen every brand of primer available lately but Winchester.
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Yeah, was hoping to avoid that.Nope at this point I'd make the switch to whatever you're seeing and start anew
It's a shame that we aren't closer in distance, I would trade with you.A buddy of mine got me 1000 wlrm a couple months back from his buddy in Colorado who apparently stumbled upon some right as they were being stocked to the shelf with no limit. I wouldn’t sell them but I would trade for 1000 210/215’s. I got kinda the same problem, lots of great loads developed with federals and don’t want to waste powder bullets starting over.
It's a shame that we aren't closer in distance, I would trade with you.
I wish. I'm in Alabama.Just to be clear, my buddies buddy is from Colorado I’m in Montana, not sure if that helps.
You're probably right. However, my supply of 180gr Nosler Accubonds and H1000 powder is extremely limited. I don't have those components to spare working up a load with alternate primers.I bet you could switch to CCI or GMM and not even know it other than your SD and ES go down. I refuse to believe the Win primers are the secret sauce in any recipe.
Load 1 bullet exactly the same changing only the primer. Shoot it over a chronograph and if it’s the same MV as your pet load (which it almost certainly will be) you are good to go.You're probably right. However, my supply of 180gr Nosler Accubonds and H1000 powder is extremely limited. I don't have those components to spare working up a load with alternate primers.
Just don’t calculate standard deviationLoad 1 bullet exactly the same changing only the primer. Shoot it over a chronograph and if it’s the same MV as your pet load (which it almost certainly will be) you are good to go.