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Remington Ammunition 22600 Centerfire Primers Reloading Small Pistol Multi Caliber Handgun, Reloading Primers

Name: Remington Ammunition 22600 Centerfire Primers Reloading Small Pistol Multi Caliber Handgun, Reloading Primers
Brand: Remington
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Brand: Remington
Category: Reloading
Round Count: 1000
Reloading Type: Primers
UPC: 47700095011

Overview

Remington 1-1/2 Small Pistol Primers are formulated for consistent ignition across a wide variety of pistol powders. Designed for reliability in temperatures ranging from -20°F to +150°F, these primers feature a unique tripod anvil design to create a larger sensitive area for firing pin strikes. Each lot undergoes visual inspection and rigorous ballistic testing. Note: These primers are not recommended for high-pressure loads such as .357 Magnum, .357 SIG, or .40 S&W.

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