Large Rifle Primers

[DeerHunter82]

White River Energetics Large Rifle Primers Box of 1000

Maximum of 5 boxes (5,000 primers) per customer, per day.

www.powdervalley.com

Not sure how they shoot, but if you’re looking and desperate I bet they’ll go bang!

 

[ronemus]

They're a recent startup, so I'd be wary about buying many of them - I'd definitely do some testing before splurging. I'm inclined to wait a year for them to get the kinks out of their production process, but that's because I've got at least a 2-year supply on hand. If your larder is empty, I have read good things about their facility (new from the ground up, state-of-the-art equipment) so it should be good-to-go.

 

[TylerFromMS]

They’re good to go. Wait if you want to.

 

[kiwijohn]

Been in use overseas ( here) for close on 8 months not heard of anyone having issues.

 

[ben-o]

I’d give them a try if the price were in the $65-70 range. At $105 plus shipping and haz-mat, I’ll continue to wait. These prices still feel like we are being gouged. Cabela’s has name brand small rifle primers sitting on the shelf at $80.

 

[Willow]

I found them to be similar in performance to CCI but they seat a lot tighter, these primers are on the fat and thick side is the only thing to be wary of.

 

[std7mag]

Primers at my local distributor/wholesaler are running $98.30 for Federal Match.
$78.25 for CCI and regular Federal.

Alas, they don't have any large rifle primers in stock.

 

[Straightshooter1]

At Cabela's today (Glendale, AZ), on the shelf they had one brick of Federal 210's for 79.95 and one brick of 210M's for 109.95. I was temped, but since I'm well stocked for a couple years, I let them go for hopefully some reloader that really needs them.

 

[Rook 6]

I went all in and bought 5K. If they don’t hold up I’ll sell local at a loss. I suspect, but still need to confirm that they will hold up just fine across the crono.