Description

9 1/2 Large Rifle Primers for sale. Every Remington 9 1/2 Large Rifle primer is made up of a number of subcomponents that have been assembled to extremely tight tolerances. The dimensions of the primer cup are controlled to.0001″, and the priming mix has been specially formulated to provide consistent ignition with a wide variety of powder types and compositions.

Primers are subjected to reliability testing at temperatures ranging from -20 degrees F to +150 degrees F. The unique tripod anvil design creates a larger strike area while maintaining maximum sensitivity, even when the firing pin strikes off center of the anvil.

Every Kleanbore primer is made up of a collection of subcomponents that have been assembled to extremely tight tolerances. The dimensions of the primer cup are controlled to four decimal places. When used with a wide variety of powder types, the priming mix is specially formulated to ensure consistent ignition. It has also been tested for dependability over a temperature range of -20°F to +150°F.

The weight of each primer pellet is precisely controlled to.01 grams. Because of the unique tripod anvil design, there is a larger “sweet spot” with maximum sensitivity – even with firing pin strikes that are off-center. Lastly, each lot is subjected to a thorough visual inspection before being subjected to critical ballistic tests. There are 100 per box.

According to extensive testing with a variety of commonly used powders, 209 Premier STS primers can reduce the high-to-low spread of velocities in reloads by up to 40%, depending on the powder used. It is possible to ship primers and powder together.

Every Remington primer is made up of a number of subcomponents that have been assembled to extremely tight tolerances. The dimensions of the primer cup are controlled to.0001″, and the priming mix has been specially formulated to provide consistent ignition with a wide variety of powder types and compositions. Primers are subjected to reliability testing at temperatures ranging from -20 degrees F to +150 degrees F. The unique tripod anvil design creates a larger strike area while maintaining maximum sensitivity, even when the firing pin strikes off center of the anvil.