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[Oreo]

'Bout half of this came in the mail today. Half was the last order. These are the last of the $20/k Wolf primers. My credit card company was kind enough to settle some pricing issues with PV, so I got these at the price I ordered them at in February. Anyway, this should last me a good long while.

http://i94.photobucket.com/albums/l109/jdecar1/guns/P7242041.jpg

[MONTEGOD7SS]

CNN here you come.

[AdamN]

Time to celebrate and go shooting :thumbsup:

Thats actually the first Wolf primers Ive seen

[MakeMineaP99]

I have about that many Wolf's sitting in my basement.

One thing you'll probably notice with the TAC is magnum primers will give you better accuracy.

[Oreo]

Of the 25k Wolf small rifle primers about half are ".223" and the other half "Magnum" primers. Not sure what the difference is.

I will admit, I've got a whole bunch of TAC considering I've yet to load a single round with that powder. Haven't loaded any .223 at all actually. So, I definitely purchased on faith alone. Not too worried about it though since TAC seems to be so highly recommended for my AR application.

Now, much as I'd like to quadruple my stash, these will be the very last reloading components I buy for at least a year, probably two. Hopefully .gov hasn't done anything to make supplies difficult to get or more expensive by then.

[MakeMineaP99]

Wolf is funny. When I purchased mine I was magnum was Wolf's version of a CCI 41, built for rifles with floating firing pins. They did not have "223" at the time.

That said, I have run both Wolf SR and SRM in my Carbines without problems.