$14.50/1000 small rifle primers.

[CJ]

http://www.wideners.com/itemdetail.cfm?item_id=7283&dir=278|284|737

These are the cheapest primers on the planet right now. Wideners has been out of stock for about 6 months on these, and may never get them back in stock again. I've been shooting these in my .223 and .300BLK loads for the last 2 years, and I highly recommend them. They are less than half the price of other primers. If I were you, I would order a mother shit load like I did.

I order the small rifle primers, and not the magnum primers. I don't mind the softer cup, but what's important to me is it's copper colored. That way I can identify my twice fired cases from other range brass.

If you order over 5,000 it's $14.00/1000.

[jtm98snake]

I just ordered 20k of them. Best prices I've seen on primers in sometime @ $14/1k.

[IHaveAMustang]

Why would one get "magnum" primers? I plan on reloading my own .223 starting after the new year. I might go ahead and pick 5k of them up.

[CJ]

Why would one get "magnum" primers? I plan on reloading my own .223 starting after the new year. I might go ahead and pick 5k of them up.

The regular rifle primers are pretty soft cups compared to most. In Wolf primers, the magnum's are harder cups, and spark a little hotter. Basically, you don't need them unless you're loading really hot 5.56mm rounds. I load hot 5.56mm rounds with the regular small rifle primers though. The primary complaint is they flatten more, so some guys have trouble deciphering how hot their loads are. But me personally, I like the copper primers, I can pick out my twice fired every time, allows me to track and cycle my brass so much easier. They are soft cups though, I've had two of them go bang when I was loading them on my press. Makes your ears ring. But, that's 2 primers out of like 30,000 I've loaded. I'll save 50% for that all day long. And I've never had a FTF on any of them, ever.

[Mr_Fiux]

Score! If I can't use them, I can always sell them at cost...