hi and thanks for the posts!
I think I will play it safe and wait until I can find some small pistol primers, this being my first attempt at pistol reloading.
I have been told that small rifle primers protrude a bit out of the casing and it seems to me that my glock really smacks the casing when it shoves it into battery. Could there be a premature ignition because of this?
I don't think i'll risk it yet anyway.
thanks for both of your replies
Dan
Wake up Boys - He said "small RIFLE" - not magnum pistol.
They will not seat flush - as TJ said - and slam firing could wake everyone up.
could i get some load data on that. interested as i have surplus of cci 400 small rifle primers.
would be for...
9mm frontier TMJ 115-124gr/Hodgdon titegroup, Hodgdon universal. imr PB, 800x.
45acp frontier TMJ 230gr/titegroup, universal. 800x, PB.
40s&w, with probibly frontier...
You don't need to re-invent the wheel. Just take the regular loading data and work from the starting load until you hit your target velocity.