Large rifle primer availability?

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I know they're like rocking horse 💩 recently. But it's getting crazy. Anyone know where you can purchase large rifle primers (preferably federal 210m) in Cambridgeshire or that matter anywhere in England that isn't Cornwall?

Many thanks
 

K
 
I know they're like rocking horse 💩 recently. But it's getting crazy. Anyone know where you can purchase large rifle primers (preferably federal 210m) in Cambridgeshire or that matter anywhere in England that isn't Cornwall?

Many thanks
I have a hard time getting these in the US. ~Muir
 
I have a hard time getting these in the US. ~Muir

Seen that Remington are now pumping them out again.

Do you think that Vista Outdoor owning 3 of the 4 major primer manufacturers (CCI, Federal and Remington Ammunition) means they are throttling capacity to keep stock levels low and prices high?
 
Seen that Remington are now pumping them out again.

Do you think that Vista Outdoor owning 3 of the 4 major primer manufacturers (CCI, Federal and Remington Ammunition) means they are throttling capacity to keep stock levels low and prices high?
Most likely. This is why I buy components when I see a good price -not when I need them. When distributors hold their product for ransom, I just walk past.

That said, Shooters are their own worst enemy. When you can't get what 'works' in your gun, move on and find something else. What can it hurt? I stumbled on to S&B Small Rifle Primers that way. When there were no other primers, the shop had S&B in quantity covered in dust due to the snobbery of the local reloaders. Out of curiosity, I bought 2K, tried them, came back and bought all the stock he had. When Lovex powders hit the market here, and were very inexpensive, I bought heavily in 8 pound kegs and some scattered 1 pounders. I got great results and gave 1 pound cans to reloading friends ...who still haven't tried them.
Reloaders need to take off the blinders...especially in these times.~Muir
 
Seen that Remington are now pumping them out again.

Do you think that Vista Outdoor owning 3 of the 4 major primer manufacturers (CCI, Federal and Remington Ammunition) means they are throttling capacity to keep stock levels low and prices high?
no. the demand is there plus a war that no doubt we will supply, plus the demand required for factory ammo production. They all need primers.
 
There was a stall at the Phoenix today which appeared to have plenty of CCI primers plus a goodly showing of Viht & RS powders - CCI 400 primers were advised at £15/100 so who knows how much they wanted for the powder… I walked on.
 
Recently paid £98 for 1K SPPs.
Happy enough to use them in place of SRPs after some testing.
Ken.
 
Ahh you think there empty !
1685215797847.png be a bit silly if this is part of this seasons shooting ! your just have to wonder :-|:cry:
been around the block a while and seen what happens when we get mixed up in wars before!. So stocked up on all things reloading :smug::rofl:
 
Paul,
Been there and done it, but don’t see the need to hoard.
Just bought 1000 SPPs and they’ll last me 6 months. If there’s no small (rifle or pistol) primers on the shelves by then I’ll do without, but I can still go to muzzle loading.
Think I have around 600 LRPs but as they’re mainly for stalking I won’t need to look for more of them in a hurry.
Ken.
 
:rofl: thats not hording thats ticking over or staying home and wishing if only!
did't add the other bullets and powders i'd hate to see bottom lips quivering .
 
Most likely. This is why I buy components when I see a good price -not when I need them. When distributors hold their product for ransom, I just walk past.

That said, Shooters are their own worst enemy. When you can't get what 'works' in your gun, move on and find something else. What can it hurt? I stumbled on to S&B Small Rifle Primers that way. When there were no other primers, the shop had S&B in quantity covered in dust due to the snobbery of the local reloaders. Out of curiosity, I bought 2K, tried them, came back and bought all the stock he had. When Lovex powders hit the market here, and were very inexpensive, I bought heavily in 8 pound kegs and some scattered 1 pounders. I got great results and gave 1 pound cans to reloading friends ...who still haven't tried them.
Reloaders need to take off the blinders...especially in these times.~Muir
S&B primers and lovex powders are great!

You get the same snobbery here though
 
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