What is the consensus on Wolf Large Pistol Primers? Any good? Reliable? Hard to ignite? Roughly equal to CCI or Winchester, or Federal, or ???
Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
Ken Reed
Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
Ken Reed
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Wolf Large Pistol Primers
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Posts: 2813 (03/01/09 20:10:26) |
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Bill Nesbitt |
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Posts: 461 (03/02/09 09:23:03) |
Ken, I haven't used any Large but I've used Wolf small pistol. I find them harder to ignite than either Winchester or Federal. I bought 10,000 on
advice from the Internets.
I get failure to fire in our Glocks with reduced power striker springs while Win & Fed run 100%. Probably one FTF in a couple of hundred rounds.
I'll use up my supply for practice only. They will probably run OK with a full power striker spring.
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HaloRanger |
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Posts: 1 (03/02/09 09:51:40) |
The only problems I have ever had with them can be attributed to light primer strikes. I have used thousands of them in Glocks, XD's, Wilson Combat,
Kimber's, and an M&P. Another person my wife and I shoot with has used even more than I without fail in another Wilson Combat. As long as I can
continue to get them I would choose them over the others.
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Ben Bock |
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Posts: 97 (03/10/09 00:16:04) |
I'm almost at 10K in LP and maybe/about 12K in SP, I see no problems whatsoever. I have another 10K LP on order.
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Jim Watson |
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Posts: 502 (03/10/09 09:07:17) |
I have been loading Wolf LP in .45 ACP for 1911 and 2011 with 100% ignition.
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Robert Carr |
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Posts: 818 (03/10/09 22:00:16) |
How do they work in light striking 625's? Are they as soft as Federal's?
Robert Carr
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 Gregg Kratochvil |
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Posts: 314 (03/10/09 23:19:42) |
Robert Carr wrote: Not even close. Click, click, bang, click,..... I think they are even harder than Winchesters. |
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kimberguy2004 |
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Posts: 46 (04/01/09 16:55:15) |
Gregg Kratochvil wrote: Bob Socialism is a great idea until the achievers run out of money.
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Matt M |
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Posts: 123 (04/02/09 07:22:07) |
I've had problems with the Wolf SP primers in my K-frame not being consistent as Feds.... haven't tried more than a moonclip or so of the LP's but
they did work then.
Matt McArthur
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Ben Bock |
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Posts: 117 (08/28/09 12:11:31) |
Recent info: My second order of Wolf SP came in. They are copper-colored, my previous Wolf primers were gold/brass-colored. The new copper-colored primers are
HARD to ignite. I have a problem with them.
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