Servico SPP $55.20 per thousand, shipping included.

[DLS]

Small Pistol Primers – Made in Argentina - QTY 1000

Introducing our Small Pistol Primers, proudly made in Argentina to meet the highest standards of quality and performance. Designed to provide reliable ignition for your ammunition, these primers are a must-have for any shooting enthusiast or seasoned marksman.

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I'm about half-way through shooting a 5K batch of 9mm loaded with this brand of primer. To date only 1 FTF.

I don't see a difference in chronographed speeds when substituting these for primers manufactured by American companies.

I hope this helps.

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[Mikej]

Small Pistol Primers – Made in Argentina - QTY 1000

Introducing our Small Pistol Primers, proudly made in Argentina to meet the highest standards of quality and performance. Designed to provide reliable ignition for your ammunition, these primers are a must-have for any shooting enthusiast or seasoned marksman.

normashooting.com

I'm about half-way through a 5K batch of 9mm loaded with this brand of primers. To date only 1 FTF. I don't see a difference in chronographed speeds when substituting these for primers from American companies. Hope this helps.

Any weirdness in seating them? Heard that from an acquaintance.

 

[DLS]

None for me or a friend that bought 5K on the same order. He has only loaded 1K or so since he doesn't have a progressive press, I loaded my 5k in one session.

I too have heard they can be a bit large, but if that's the case I'd just use them in older brass. After a couple of firings, the primer pockets have begun to open up a bit, even with mild loads.

 

[kmk1012]

I've loaded a bunch of these same primers, only one that got screwed up were my fault.

 

[Catfishmoon]

It appears that if you buy 3000 or more shipping is free.. That is the best price I have seen in a long time.

 

[DizzyJ]

Good deal!

 

[Barfly]

Out of stock...

 

[rhollister71]

gone!

 

[DLS]

That didn't take long!

 

[DizzyJ]

That was a good deal. Was there a hazmat fee charged for those?

 

[DLS]

Nope!

 

[Catfishmoon]

The are now shown as back in stock, but the price has increased to $79 per 1000.

 

[DLS]

That is quite a jump in price! But I'm encouraged, as the days of $90+ bricks of primers seem to be behind us now.

At least for a while.

 

[kmk1012]

That is quite a jump in price! But I'm encouraged, as the days of $90+ bricks of primers seem to be behind us now.

At least for a while.

Should have see some of the prices at the Rickreall gun show today, some vendors were a bit more than that

 

[MilGoo]

None for me or a friend that bought 5K on the same order. He has only loaded 1K or so since he doesn't have a progressive press, I loaded my 5k in one session.

I too have heard they can be a bit large, but if that's the case I'd just use them in older brass. After a couple of firings, the primer pockets have begun to open up a bit, even with mild loads.

I have loaded and shot about 1500 of these and they have performed quite well. Run great in my Lee pro 1000 and many people say they are picky when it comes to primers.

 

[DLS]

Should have see some of the prices at the Rickreall gun show today, some vendors were a bit more than that

Yes, but were they actually selling at those prices? It always amazes me when a commodity declines in price how many who are trying to sell "just want to get out of it what they put into it".

Of course you want to recoup what you paid, but what you paid has little to no influence as to what the item is worth. Just browse back through the classifieds here just the last month or so. There are a number of primer listings at $100 or more with a cryptic note that "price is firm". Okay, the listed price is up to the seller, but why do they then become surprised when nobody responds?

Okay, rant off!

 

[kmk1012]

Yes, but were they actually selling at those prices? It always amazes me when a commodity declines in price how many who are trying to sell "just want to get out of it what they put into it".

Of course you want to get recoup what you paid, but what you paid has little to no influence as to what the item is worth. Just browse back through the classifieds here just the last month or so. There are a number of primer listings at $100 or more with a cryptic note that "price is firm". Okay, the listed price is up to the seller, but why do they then become surprised when nobody responds?

Okay, rant off!

Totally correct, I laugh at people selling primers as old as I am for well over $100/1000 and telling me that I better get them while I can, LOL