Anyone know where to get Unicorn Droppings (primers) for non ass rape pricing?

I’ve used X-Treme 9mm (various weights) for last couple years.
No issues whatsoever.
With discount and free shipping, you can’t go wrong.
 
xtry51 said:
I'm using 4.0gr of Titegroup under all my 124gr 9mm projectiles. It's a good spot in velocity vs recoil.
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I am just starting out reloading. A buddy gave/traded me some CFE pistol, and I have Berry's RN 124gr and some coated lead 125gr that appear to be a truncated cone...? Seems like 4.7/4.8 is the sweet spot we found when doing workup on his press. Do you have any experience with CFE?
 
Tallahassee said:
Any noticeable differences with their HP vs RN?
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Yes, their hollow points have a slightly thicker copper coating but they are not a real hollow point in that they don't expand. For 9mm I use their 135 gr hollow points over 3.9 gr of Bullseye. I've been using them for years without any issues. Great for steel.
 
dp2983 said:
I am just starting out reloading. A buddy gave/traded me some CFE pistol, and I have Berry's RN 124gr and some coated lead 125gr that appear to be a truncated cone...? Seems like 4.7/4.8 is the sweet spot we found when doing workup on his press. Do you have any experience with CFE?
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Sorry. I haven't used CFE.
 
FWIW, I've loaded 9mm, 38SP, 357M, 44SP, 44M, 45C, and 45ACP with CFE Pistol at various times. I can't remember ever working up a load with CFE Pistol and not ending up at the published max, which I often back off of by 0.1gr. I like the powder a lot in 9mm and 45ACP. Was always disappointed with it in 357M.
 
Heads up, if you need LPP. Kittery Trading Post has Win LPP in stock online. A friend of mine picked up 2000 LPP this afternoon after he placed the order today. $60 per 1000 plus tax. I haven’t seen any Winchester primers drop from any online vendors lately. Curious if the price will be around $60 per 1k. All of the CCI and Fed primers online from Kittery are all $90-$100 per 1k. Weird.

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Thats a good price currently especially since there’s no shipping or hazmat fees.

Well, technically they do charge you a $0.25 shipping bag fee but that a Maine thing.
 
bottle-cap said:
I’ve used X-Treme 9mm (various weights) for last couple years.
No issues whatsoever.
With discount and free shipping, you can’t go wrong.
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Xtreme is good stuff. I reloaded 900 of their 124g 9mm this past week.

I wanted to get some of their .452 to try in the .460 SW, but I read that at .460 speeds the copper plating peels off.

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Broccoli Iglesias said:
Xtreme is good stuff. I reloaded 900 of their 124g 9mm this past week.

I wanted to get some of their .452 to try in the .460 SW, but I read that at .460 speeds the copper plating peels off.

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Not the same as 460 but I was surprised how well their 44 cal bullets held up in my desert eagle with a full charge of H110 powder. But the DE rifling is different than revolvers. I should probably try them in my revovler for s&g’s
 
andrew1220 said:
Agreed. Good luck finding them for that cheap anywhere else.
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Imagine for a minute, that you could see yourself posting this two years ago WRT a $60 box of regular old pistol primers.

Would you think your 2 year older version of yourself had gone insane and just started posting random shit?

I can’t really remember because I was just getting into shooting when 2013-2014 panic hit, but did primers go up in price quite a bit then too? I don’t think they did for some reason. They weren’t any more expensive, but they were just harder to get, right?
 
76Too said:
Imagine for a minute, that you could see yourself posting this two years ago WRT a $60 box of regular old pistol primers.

Would you think your 2 year older version of yourself had gone insane and just started posting random shit?

I can’t really remember because I was just getting into shooting when 2013-2014 panic hit, but did primers go up in price quite a bit then too? I don’t think they did for some reason. They weren’t any more expensive, but they were just harder to get, right?
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I still have boxes of CCI primers I bought when I thought Hillary was going to become our President. I paid $32/K, at Cabelas.
 
76Too said:
Imagine for a minute, that you could see yourself posting this two years ago WRT a $60 box of regular old pistol primers.

Would you think your 2 year older version of yourself had gone insane and just started posting random shit?

I can’t really remember because I was just getting into shooting when 2013-2014 panic hit, but did primers go up in price quite a bit then too? I don’t think they did for some reason. They weren’t any more expensive, but they were just harder to get, right?
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During previous obamascares etc price only went up a few bucks but every dealer was rationing primer sales. Like at Rileys you could buy 1000 at a go. If they had them. KTP and others were rationing at 100-200 per day…. i shit you not they would only sell you one or two trays.

It’s never been anywhere near this bad, though.
 
In stock as of 1/3/2022
Place with a duck logo

Cheddite 209 primers. $218/5000 before tax and shipping.

Coupon code "HAZ21X" to drop Hazmat from $37.00 to $19.95.
 
allen-1 said:
That load reliably cycles all of my and my wife's 9mm pistols. Makes power factor for IDPA/USPSA in everything from my Glock 42 through my Glock 34. Recoil is negligible, steel falls.
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You make the 125 PF from a .380?

The min caliber for Production is 9mm or .38. Do you know if there is a determination that .380 is 9mm, for the purpose of that rule. And do you find the 6 round mag capacity of the 42 an obstacle in competition?
 
Rob Boudrie said:
You make the 125 PF from a .380?

The min caliber for Production is 9mm or .38. Do you know if there is a determination that .380 is 9mm, for the purpose of that rule. And do you find the 6 round mag capacity of the 42 an obstacle in competition?
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Making PF with a .380 is tough even if you are shooting BUG with PF 95 if you have a shorter barrel.

PMC Blazer Brass 90 gr FMJ was only putting out PF of 85 with a 3.3" barrel. The best PF I got with hand loads was 90 and that was using 3.8 gr of Unique behind a Sierra 90gr FMJ. With a max load of 3.1 gr W231 behind 90gr FMJ the PF was only 86.
 
Rob Boudrie said:
You make the 125 PF from a .380?

The min caliber for Production is 9mm or .38. Do you know if there is a determination that .380 is 9mm, for the purpose of that rule. And do you find the 6 round mag capacity of the 42 an obstacle in competition?
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Sorry, I meant to type "43", not "42".
The 42 is NOT legal for Production. It's legal for BUG only.

I had a 42 briefly, until they came out with the 43.
My 43 has the Pierce + 2 mags on it, which give me a finger grip. I run it in BUG matches, where max load is (4) X 6. It was my carry gun here, but I now carry a 43X with a Shield Arms mag.
 
Idoktr said:
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Yup. Make sure you’re logged in and have credit card info saved to your account. Then play the refresh game when it gets down to the last minute or so.
 

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