[rwa3006]

I have CCI small pistol magnum primers that I want to use for reloading my 9X19 and .40 S&W. Reloading data for these calibers is sparse for magnum primers, but I want to use them anyway because I have so many. Does anyone know where I can find reliable data for mag. primers and True Blue powder, or does anyone have a conversion factor that will compensate for the difference between standard and mag. primers? Thanks.

 

[moosie]

You should be able to back off the recommended loads by 5 to 10 percent and start working up a load looking for pressure signs. I have done this many times when magnum primers were all that were available.
Moosie

 

[Rocky Raab]

To change ANY component safely and with minimal waste, follow my 95% Solution method. http://www.reloadingroom.com/index_files/95S.htm

 

[rwa3006]

Thankyou gentlemen. A call to Ramshot Powder confirmed your advise.

 

[Ralph McLaney]

Link is dead

To change ANY component safely and with minimal waste, follow my 95% Solution method. http://www.reloadingroom.com/index_files/95S.htm

This link does not work

 

[MikeG]

Just tried it and it worked for me?

 

[Ralph McLaney]

Ok

Had to move to the far right of the screen, can read it now.

 

[Rocky Raab]

Anyone still using Internet Exploder might have a problem reading it. Some versions of IE scramble it completely, some merely shove it far right. It was composed using a Microsoft program, ironically.

Firefox and Chrome display it perfectly, as does Mac Safari.

 

[unclenick]

. . . And Firefox is simply a more secure animal. I only use IE on the rare occasions Firefox blocks something I want to see and for when I want to use Windows Update. The inherent insecurity of using a kernel-integrated browser is more than I am comfortable doing as a matter of routine. Firefox is free at mozilla.com and doesn't interfere with IE in any way.

 

[MikeG]

Amen to what Nick said. Micro$oft could not have designed a worse, less secure way of keeping crap out of your PC if they have tried. Equivalent of a screen door on a submarine. Use anything but IE.