what is the difference between large rifle primers and large pistol primers?
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Large rifle primers are taller than large pistol primers, which will/can create seating issues. In my view, that makes them non-interchangeable. Buy the correct primer for the particular application. Large rifle also should have a thicker cup to handle higher PSI.
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It's basically the same gun. They don't even look all that different; the fish-scale serrations are the same...the only external difference is the M2. 0 model just has a little bit more of it added at the front of the slide. Other than that, the trigger group is tuned up a bit.
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The Black has a brass colored primer. The Custom comes in a normal looking Hornady box, and the Black comes in a black box. Ballistically, they are identical.
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The difference I've found is the quality as the AE is just better ammo and has a bit more power. The champion seems to be weak in both 9mm and 45 acp at least to me. The 45 acp by the way has small pistol primer while the AE still uses large pistol primers.
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45 GAP has the same diameter as the . 45 ACP pistol cartridge but is slightly shorter, and uses a small-pistol primer instead of the large-pistol primer most commonly used in . 45 ACP ammunition.
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The difference between different gauges of shotgun is the diameter of the shells and the corresponding internal diameter of the shotgun barrels that use the shells. ... 410 use proportionally less powder and shot than larger shells such as the 20 gauge or the largest modern shotgun the 12 gauge.
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The Glock 26 takes a ten-round double-stack magazine, while the Glock 17 takes a seventeen-round magazine. The Glock 26's magazine system is the largest and most versatile in its class.
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40 caliber cartridge typically sports a heavier bullet with loads between from 135 to 180 grain, compared to between 115 and 147 grain for the 9mm. The heavier bullets of the . 40 caliber will be a little slower in velocity. ... Another difference is that the 9mm round is in pistols around the globe.
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When you prime a model, most primers are petroleum-based (enamels). Yet you can easily paint an acrylic over a spray-can, enamel primer. In fact, almost ALL miniatures painters do this (use acrylics over an enamel primer). Only a very few use an acrylic primer and an acrylic paint.
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The most important distinction you need to understand is that a primer surfacer is intended to be sanded while a primer sealer is not. Surfacers are designed with fillers and pigments that make them easier to sand and powder when cured. The fillers also tend to do a better job of leveling imperfections.
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Most two-pack primers are mixed at a ratio of 3:1 or 4:1 with a compatible hardener. It is the presence of two separate packs (in this case, the primer and the hardener) that give two-pack materials their name. Establish how much mixed material you will need before continuing.
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The only difference between a magnum primer and a standard primer is the priming compound. "... magnum primer does is make more gas..." They make no gas at all. They merely burn a bit hotter for a bit longer.
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40 S&W is sparked by a small pistol primer, while the 10mm uses a large pistol primer. The larger and faster 10mm will give 624 foot-pounds of muzzle energy when sending a 180-grain bullet at 1,250 fps, while the . ... 40 S&W will give a slight advantage in the energy department over the .
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The most noticeable difference between the two is that the Picatinny platform has a more distinct angular design in comparison to the Weaver's lower, wider dovetail construction. The Picatinny rail also features a wider locking slot width and more consistent spacing between the slot centers.
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The main difference is ammunition. A pellet gun usually uses a lead bullet of various sizes. Larger pellet gun bullets are used for short range targets while lighter bullets can fire over a longer distance. A air gun usually fires a small plastic bullet through air pressure and the plastic bullet is one size.
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As gunpowder will not burn when wet, this made it difficult (or even impossible) to fire these types of weapons in rainy or humid conditions. Modern primers, by contrast, are more specialized and distinct from the main propellant they are designed to ignite.
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As long as the load recipe calls for a "large rifle" sized primer, you can alternate between brands and not have any issues in terms of pressures. Reloaders switch out all the time to find the one that gives the best accuracy with a specific load.