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There have been many guys on AR15.com's reloading forum using the regular small rifle primers as small pistol primers with great suscess... as long as you arn't trying for max loads and work up your load you should be fine using those.
 
There have been many guys on AR15.com's reloading forum using the regular small rifle primers as small pistol primers with great suscess... as long as you arn't trying for max loads and work up your load you should be fine using those.
Yep, really there is no notable pressure differences in same charge reloads between small pistol, magnum small pistol and small rifle primers. The main difference is the small pistol are the softest hence easier to set off, followed by the magnum.and then the small rifle being the hardest....if using in a factory firearm without reduced power springs all will work quite reliably. The things you research and learn while bored is amazing
 
Yep, really there is no notable pressure differences in same charge reloads between small pistol, magnum small pistol and small rifle primers. The main difference is the small pistol are the softest hence easier to set off, followed by the magnum.and then the small rifle being the hardest....if using in a factory firearm without reduced power springs all will work quite reliably. The things you research and learn while bored is amazing


Nothing like digging up a 8 year old post.:s0033:
 
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