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Insert to quotation Only clearly show this person #1 · Dec 1, 2024 A compact 9mm (not a Ruger) I have not long ago began to ftf so I sent it again and the company "preset" it. When it continued with tender strikes I investigated primers and decided to swap from CCI to Federal which I'm told are the softest.Any way i have seen a slight edge in prec
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When it comes to reloading, several brands of small pistol primers are well-regarded for their reliability, consistency, and performance. Here are some of the best brands to consider:### Top Brands for Small Pistol Primers1. *CCI (Cascade Cartridge Inc.)* - *Model*: CCI 500 - *Features*: Known for consistent ignition and reliability. CCI primer
For 9mm ammunition, you should use *small pistol primers*. Here are some specific recommendations and considerations:### Primer Type- *Small Pistol Primer*: This is the standard primer used for reloading 9mm ammo. Brands like CCI, Federal, Winchester, and Remington all produce reliable small pistol primers.### Variations- *Standard vs. Magnum*: -