WebNov 29, 2013 · And as for match/bench rest primers....the sensitivity is increased simply by how deep the "anvil" is seated inside the cup. The closer to the bottom of the cup the more sensitive the primer. I dont hang out in an M1 forum, just here, but common sense tells me that a free floating firing pin could very plausibly set of a match/bench grade primer. WebMar 26, 2004 · Member Posts: 13,200 . August 2002 edited November -1. I'd go with the BR primers. In the '80s I did some high pressure experimentation up to about 75kpsi in a copper crusher fixture. Small rifle primers were used and Rem BR gave the most uniform pressure & velocity data. cowdoc Member Posts: 5,848 .
Benchrest & Match primers: Any real difference? - The Firing Line
WebJan 13, 2014 · Well, "tomorrow" came and went two days ago but better late than never. Didn't have CCI200 or CCI BR2 but this comparison between BR and "commoner" primers might be of interest. Rifle: Remington 40X - 6BR Norma, 27 inch barrel, 1:8 twist. Load: 28.6 grains Varget 1.800 OAL 107 grain Sierra MK. WebOct 15, 2013 · The Rem 7 1/2 BR primer is a magnum strength primer in comparison to the 6 1/2. CCI and Federal claim their BR primers are more consistent across the … mlp goth pony
Primers: Standard vs Bench Rest - AR15.COM
WebAug 23, 2016 · Between match primers and bench rest primers. I had never actually even been aware of the existence of "benchrest" primers until I saw them in a store the other day. I am guessing that it is just another way to market match grade primers. WebJun 25, 2024 · Bench rest grade primers are supposed to give a more uniform flash pattern and therefore more uniform ignition of the powder charge. Anybody found this to be true … WebNov 2, 2007 · Originally Posted By: BuckeyeSpecial. ohihunter: The BR-4 is a match i.e. bench rest primer, thus the BR designation. The BR4 is not a magnum primer, the magnum primer from CCI for the small rifle (.223) is the CCI #450. There is a difference in the BR4 and the 450; and I am not telling you what it is. inhouse druck