I load 223 in lots of about 4,000 each. Today I don't have 4,000 small rifle primers, so am considering alternatives.
I tried a standard small pistol primer, and it punctured on the first shot, jamming the firing pin with crud.
I tried a Remington 5 1/2, which is a small pistol magnum primer. The harder cup did not puncture.
I know the CamPro Ginex small pistol primer cup is hard, because of the misfires in striker pistols, so tried them. hey work, too.
So I ran a test comparing the pistol primers to the Remington benchrest small rifle primer.
The Shooters World Match Rifle powder is a ball powder and the pistol primers may not have enough energy for reliable ignition of the hard to ignite ball powder.
I have ordered 5,000 Winchester SR primers. They have lots of energy.
I tried a standard small pistol primer, and it punctured on the first shot, jamming the firing pin with crud.
I tried a Remington 5 1/2, which is a small pistol magnum primer. The harder cup did not puncture.
I know the CamPro Ginex small pistol primer cup is hard, because of the misfires in striker pistols, so tried them. hey work, too.
So I ran a test comparing the pistol primers to the Remington benchrest small rifle primer.

The Shooters World Match Rifle powder is a ball powder and the pistol primers may not have enough energy for reliable ignition of the hard to ignite ball powder.
I have ordered 5,000 Winchester SR primers. They have lots of energy.