CCI 250 Large Rifle Magnum Primers (1000)

Description

The Winchester Large Pistol Primers CCI 250 Large Rifle Magnum Primers are an excellent choice for any high-powered rifle. These primers are designed to deliver a high level of performance and consistency. They are also very reliable and easy to use.

The CCI 250 Large Rifle Magnum Primers are an excellent choice for any high-powered rifle. These primers are designed to deliver a high level of performance and consistency. They are also very reliable and easy to use.

What is a CCI 250 Primer?

250 CCI Primers. CCI primers undergo ongoing testing and development. Because of this, CCI primers are more sensitive, simpler to seat, and compatible with automated, progressive loading equipment than ever before. They use contemporary mixtures of non-corrosive and non-mercuric initiators to produce the cleanest burning possible.

What are CCI Large BR 2 Rifle Primers?

Load your long-range competition loadouts with only the best. CCI® Bench Rest Rifle Primers are designed to provide precision firing in harsh conditions. They are assembled with exceptional care for superior consistency and precision.

What is a CCI 250 primer?

Our Magnum Rifle Primers offer the additional heat required to guarantee a steady and dependable shot. The primers are as sensitive as all CCI® primers, but they emit a flame that is 20% hotter to ignite fuels in the most challenging conditions. The charger gets a clean and dependable start thanks to CCI® primers. Shots from weapons that strike off-center will be more accurate if the sweet spot is more prominent. Metal components with new designs have more sensitivity and less seating force. These primers are made to work with everything from small-caliber rifles and handguns to large- and magnum-caliber firearms.

What’s wrong with CCI 250 primers?

If you raise the load from the initial load and watch for pressure indicators, there is nothing wrong with using a CCI 250 magnetic primer on any rifle cartridge that requires an extensive rifle primer. I’ve been hand-loading for about 35 years, and over that time, I’ve prepared bags for single gauge using a variety of primers. When using a large rifle magnum primer instead of a regular large rifle primer, you should slowly advance while reducing the powder charge by 10%. Magnum primers are heated enough to raise jump pressures and the rate at which powder burns.