Considerations To Know About 209 muzzleloader primer

Considerations To Know About 209 muzzleloader primer

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I've viewed men and women say online you can swap the Cheddite with the Winchesters and drop the cost by one/two a grain. My issue is always that it seems like shotgun loads are very precise compared to metallic where by You will find a window that you can Perform with.



Not so new member old aka right before going to KY was Ohio Wildfowler ( was a moderator on a couple forums)

It's my load of selection. The strain could be close to ten thou, but the felt recoil is gentle for a fast load. I shoot a Commonly aspirated Perazzi bbl and stock as well.

I've loaded Cheddites for a lot more than a yr now since the price and availability for Winchester and Remington's continues to be scarce.

Casual substitution of primers is dangerous albeit less dangerous from the reduced force loads. Sending loads in for screening is often a smart choice and prices is often shared with close friends capturing exactly the same load.

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Gordy, The condition some people have may be the primer pocket can get starched out through the oversize on the foreign primer. I don't have problems as overseas primers staball 6.5 review is all I have already been employing on account of price.  

I feel that all this second guessing and tests of Earlier posted data is creating people to chase 'ghosts'.

Everyone already knows that the Cheddite is a suitable substitution for your W209 primer, so all he did was verify what we already know, correct ?

Ohio_Waterfowler explained: Here's photos of Front and back of Cheditte primers that do not have CX2000 on them any place.

EDIT I just pulled the shell lifter out and took some measurements. It does seem like the deformation while in the hulls suit the shape of your lifter. I will load and Look at some tomorrow to see if there is a pattern to it all. I will even provide some samples to work Monday and get well measurements.

What do you think that would transpire to the stress for those who extra two.one grains of Titewad powder to this load? Trace: Strain does not go down if you add powder.

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Has anybody witnessed/accomplished any tests to ascertain how the Cheddite efficiency stacks up vs the Winchester? I checked the Alliant and Hodgdon websites, but only found a handful of recipes using Cheddite in Remington hulls (which I use,) and only with Added-lite powder.