Gynex primers

[mr smith]

This came up on airgunBBS with little in the way of first hand info forthcoming.So has anybody used these and what did you think.ITL shooting stock these and as he's usually at the phoenix i'd though i try these if any good.

[mag41uk]

I have used loads of small and large pistol primers.
They work well even in my tuned Marlins.
Very common abroad but never seen here until recently.
People assume they are cheap corrosive surplus but they are proper modern primers.
I have been using the boxes of 2500 large pistol primers and they are loose inside the box.
HTH
Tony

[mr smith]

Thanks Tony,just the sort of first info i was looking for.I did e-mail Ian to see if he'd had any feedback as i was looking to use them in my marlin was has a lighter hammer spring.

[phaedra1106]

Hopefully will be a good price, Bold Action NL sell them at around £18 - £20 per 1000

http://www.bold-action.com/primers.html

Edit, just looked, £28/1000 still cheaper than CCI etc. though smile2

[mr smith]

Hopefully will be a good price, Bold Action NL sell them at around £18 - £20 per 1000

http://www.bold-action.com/primers.html

Edit, just looked, £28/1000 still cheaper than CCI etc. though smile2

Thats the gun case guy i believe,do they bring these over with them?

[Dannywayoflife]

How do these compare to more common primers? Are they a hard primer like says remington 71/2? Will

[mr smith]

The spelling Ginex seems to bring up good feedback though far from a common primer.I asked Bold Action if they'd be bringing any to the Phoenix,they said it depended on them having worth while orders.