Large primer is my preference for a number of reasons:
1. Large primer brass is most common
2. I have lots of it and want to use one type only
3. It only take a couple minutes to change primer sizes on my Dillon 550
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Large primer is my preference for a number of reasons:
1. Large primer brass is most common
2. I have lots of it and want to use one type only
3. It only take a couple minutes to change primer sizes on my Dillon 550
I only buy 45 when I cannot get powder to do my own reloading. If its small primer i simply will not buy it regardless of the price. I have a few hundred small primer 45 set aside. my progressive press is a royal pain to change over so i prime them on my turret press and then start at them on the charging station of my progressive. Once loaded and fired i leave them at the range for someone else to play with . For me its all about convenience
Id Rather Be Judged By 12 Than Carried By 6
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