which work fine. I have a Super Red Hawk in .429 and I have tried small rifle primers which did not work. I think the Remington #7-1/2 small rifle BR primers MAY have worked but I can't really remember. Why risk it. Lot to lot primer cup hardness can vary, I have see that in years past. Using small pistol primers will give some sense of security.
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Gary, fo you have a GNR round based on the 45 LC case? (nm)
- Grover Sr, 2018-10-20, 12:01
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no, I went with the 44 Magnum as at the time it was
- Gary Reeder, 2018-10-20, 12:30
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Of course his .410 and .429 GNR's are on the .454 case
- WB, 2018-10-20, 21:47
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I have a 356 GNR. With spare cylinder in 357
- Grover St, 2018-10-21, 07:55
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the 454 case is intended to use small rifle primers
- Gary Reeder, 2018-10-21, 11:44
- 10-4, it will be one of your package guns so magnum - Grover Sr, 2018-10-21, 15:25
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the 454 case is intended to use small rifle primers
- Gary Reeder, 2018-10-21, 11:44
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that 454 case was designed to handle extremely hot rounds
- Gary Reeder, 2018-10-20, 22:11
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I really like the 410 GNR. May add another one day (nm)
- Kyle, 2018-10-20, 23:42
- I use small pistol magnum rimers in the .429 GNR - WB, 2018-10-22, 06:36
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I really like the 410 GNR. May add another one day (nm)
- Kyle, 2018-10-20, 23:42
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I have a 356 GNR. With spare cylinder in 357
- Grover St, 2018-10-21, 07:55
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Of course his .410 and .429 GNR's are on the .454 case
- WB, 2018-10-20, 21:47
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no, I went with the 44 Magnum as at the time it was
- Gary Reeder, 2018-10-20, 12:30