[F106 Fan]

Go to gunbot.net, follow the yellow brick road and you will find them in stock at a number of places. Powder Valley isn't one of them...

Widener's and 3rd Generation seem to have them.

Richard

 

[F106 Fan]

In stock ? I been buying in 5K lots but probably need to step that up a bit and maybe get a price break anyone ?
Best/joe

I doubt you are going to get a price break until you buy by the skid load. But if you buy more, it spreads out the HazMat fee.

Richard

 

[njl]

CCI are overrated. Grafs has Fiocchi cheaper in the 12000 case or S&B even cheaper. Wideners sells the S&B for less, but doesn't have any.

I've used all three of the above (CCI the most), and S&B are my favorite.

 

[picker]

CCI are overrated. Grafs has Fiocchi cheaper in the 12000 case or S&B even cheaper. Wideners sells the S&B for less, but doesn't have any.

I've used all three of the above (CCI the most), and S&B are my favorite.

Thanks men for your opinion, I think I will try some S&B and Fiocchi SPP's. I still have some CCI to compare to.
Best/Joe

 

[gooffeyguy]

I picked some up yesterday at the local Cabela's. They've had some on the shelves regularly for months, along with Winchester, Remington, and another brand I can't remember

 

[ron59]

CCIs are great primers, as long as your Glock has stock striker spring in it. I shot 10's of thousands of them and never had a problem.

HOWEVER.... as soon as you start adding competition parts (namely, light striker spring), you'll have problems. I would get around ~7 per 100 that would not pop the first time, and some wouldn't even pop a second time.

Federals are what I use now, but like I said.... if I didn't (mostly) shoot a competition gun I'd be completely happy with CCI.

 

[papershoot]

I bought 10k Ginex small pistol primers from Ventura Munitions. I have loaded and fired a several hundred of them with no issues. Including the HAZMAT shipping, they cost me $227.50.

http://www.venturamunitions.com/ginex-small-pistol-primers-100ct/

 

[cowboy1964]

CCI are overrated. Grafs has Fiocchi cheaper in the 12000 case or S&B even cheaper. Wideners sells the S&B for less, but doesn't have any.

I've used all three of the above (CCI the most), and S&B are my favorite.

What's the price difference? I don't buy more than 5000 at a time.

 

[njl]

When Wideners had them, S&B SPP were $20/k.

 

[fredj338]

What's the price difference? I don't buy more than 5000 at a time.

You should if ordering online. Just to spread the hm out. I try for a min of 10 units; 1# of powder or 1k primers as a unit.

 

[Schrag4]

I've tried CCI, Tula, and S&B now. S&B and CCI were both easy to seat in mixed brass, and Tula sometimes took more force that I think is reasonable. I've only ever had one not fire (a CCI), and I blame it on myself - I must have not seated it far enough - because it fired on the 2nd strike. Given that S&B seem to seat ever so slightly easier than even CCI and they're cheaper than Tula, I think they're my new favorite. I got in on the sale on S&B primers at Cabalas a month ago for $18/k