Bench Rest Rifle Primer Small Rifle

With the ever-increasing popularity of long-range precision shooting, the need for a specialized rifle primer becomes apparent. The Bench Rest Rifle Primer Small Rifle is designed to meet the needs of competitive shooters and varmint hunters. This primer provides the consistent ignition and ballistics necessary for accurate, long-range shooting. The small rifle primer is also ideal for use in rifles with a high rate of fire. The primer is non-corrosive and features a waterproof sealant that prevents moisture from penetrating the primer cup. The Bench Rest Rifle, a Small Rifle primer, is available in standard and magnum sizes.

Can I use Small Pistol Primers for Small Rifle Primers?

Small Pistol Primers (SPP) and Small Rifle Primers (SRP) are virtually identical in size, as are the primer pockets in their respective cases. This does not mean that they can be substituted for each other. The SRP still has a much thicker cup and hotter ignition.

The small rifle primer is an excellent choice for competitive shooters and varmint hunters. The primer provides the consistent ignition and ballistics necessary for accurate, long-range shooting. The small rifle primer is also ideal for use in rifles with a high rate of fire. The primer is non-corrosive and features a waterproof sealant that prevents moisture from penetrating the primer cup.

Does the 223 use small rifle primers?

Generally speaking, all small rifle primers will work, but each has limitations. Remington 6 1/2 small rifle primers work best in a bolt action. 223 envelope semi-automatic. 223/5.56 rifles.

Why are small rifle primers out of stock?

Pistol primers have thinner and somewhat softer primer cups than their rifle counterparts. Small pistol and rifle primers use a 0.175″ diameter cup, while large pistol and rifle primers are 0.210″ wide. Large Rifle Primers are 0.008″ thicker than Large Pistol Primers.