Winchester large pistol primer

[nagantguy]

Wasn't sure where to ask this so I'll pUT it here. I have a vast supply of win lp primers on hand , it says on the box for standard and magnum loads, my supply of cci mag pistol primers are running low, my question is primarily for the .44 mag revolver and carbine loads, I'd the win lp primer hot enough for high end h110 loads?

[9w1911]

Yes, they are, and work great!!!

[clum553946]

They were made to touch off 296 which is the same as 110, they are fine for your needs.

[nagantguy]

thanks you guys, that's what I'd read but I wanted to double and triple check.

[osteodoc08]

You'll do just fine. Matter of fact. I picked up 6k recently when Cabelas had a sale plus 10% off plus free shipping.

[nagantguy]

You'll do just fine. Matter of fact. I picked up 6k recently when Cabelas had a sale plus 10% off plus free shipping.

yep, it was a good deal, same place as yours, maybe not same state but same store chain, I looked at how many I used during the bummer years, how many I had on hand and bought accordingly, shouldn't need sp or lp primers again until I'm in my 50s.

[runfiverun]

then you shoulda bought enough to get you to your 70's.
always buy in bulk when you find a sale.
it sucks every time I open a white box with 12.99 or 14.99 on the side except when I look at the 32.99 on the tag under them on the shelf [unless the shelf is empty]

[osteodoc08]

then you shoulda bought enough to get you to your 70's.
always buy in bulk when you find a sale.
it sucks every time I open a white box with 12.99 or 14.99 on the side except when I look at the 32.99 on the tag under them on the shelf [unless the shelf is empty]

Agreed. It's just getting it to all fit within a budget.

[white eagle]

my favorite primer

[DougGuy]

WLP is all I am keeping in house now for .44 mag and all my .45s they are very consistent and plenty hot enough for even the slowest powders.