Magtech primers

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Anyone using these? Any idea of cup thickness? I'm trying to find how they compare to, say, KVB-223M, or CCI 450 Mag.
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Magtech Small 7 ½ Rifle measured dimensions 0.174” diameter x 0.117” thick, 0.014” wall thickness
Magtech Large 9 ½ Rifle measured dimensions 0.210” diameter x 0.120” thick, 0.020” wall thickness
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Thanks Graham, I'm told they're favoured by 6.5 Creedmore fans, so it would seem they're pretty much as good as KVB-223M.

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glad they are favoured... just picked up a thousand as CCI were not available
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5mith Where???

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2 rfd’s that I have spoken to in the last week have both said that there will be no primers coming into the U.K. in 2023 and part of 2024
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I bought all the primers my local dealer had in stock he said he is un likely to be able to get is hands on any more any time soon.
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I am well stocked up with flints, fuse and slow match.
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Hunting deer with a match-lock.......now there's an interesting mental image.......

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I'm chasing hinds away just now with a catapult and ball bearings.
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