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What brand of primer has green primer material?
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S&B large pistol primers are green.
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Thanks for the reply. These are in some 30-06 brass I bought so I had better get rid of them. I've never seen them in bright green before.
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The question is who makes rifle primers in bright green. ...perhaps S&B ?
What headstamp. is on the brass? I would do a little more research efore tossing |
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You can't determine anything from the color of the priming material. However, if it makes you feel better, re-prime.
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At the loads we shoot in garands no primer is hot enough to cause a problem
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I never had loads vary from using different primers... the POA always is in the same general area, same group size. Winchester has green primers.
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2 options as I see it. Use a "soft" load, a couple grains reduced from what you'd normally shoot. This would be safe even if they are some sort of magnum primer. Use 'em up for some offhand practice. That's what I'd do.
Option 2, drop some alcohol in each case, let it sit an hour, deprime, air dry and load as usual. Too many variables to positively identify unless they have a "BR" microstamped on the cup. Manufacturers routinely change minor components like the foil and laquer used to seal the inside of primers. FWIW, in my current sample, S&B LR have a dark green foil under the anvil, Winchester are a pukey purplish green, and Fed LR match have a red laquer over the anvil, Rem 9 1/2 are yellowish cream foil. Only bright green I've seen was on Serbian commercial 7.62X54R used as a sealant around the primer cup applied after priming. Last edited by Polaris; 01-11-2016 at 10:23 AM. |
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I agree with this^^^My Winchester Large rifle magnum primers have green primer compound.
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Tula small rifle primers are green, large rifle red.
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