This is the end, my friend...

The end of my large primer supply, that is. Can these empty sleeves be used for anything? ))
Makes me wonder if anyone can come up with 45 caliber air gun. What kind of pressure is required to push the 185gr bullet at 750fps? I saw 50 cal airguns, so I know it's possible. (And man, they were LOUD! but I suppose air gun suppressors are not regulated, are they?)

Where are you located? 

I might know a guy who's neighbor's brother-in-law's cousin has some large primers to share!

Smiles,

I'm in Phoenix Metro. I still have about 1500 rounds of loaded ammo, so I'm ok for now. My only hope is that I'll be able to pick up some at Perry this year.

Or Large Pistol or Small Pistol or Large Rifle....

javaduke wrote:

The end of my large primer supply, that is. Can these empty sleeves be used for anything? ))
Makes me wonder if anyone can come up with 45 caliber air gun. What kind of pressure is required to push the 185gr bullet at 750fps? I saw 50 cal airguns, so I know it's possible. (And man, they were LOUD! but I suppose air gun suppressors are not regulated, are they?)

I use then to store pellets and have even 3d printed a loading tray which works like the pellet storage boxes from champions choice etc...

When I first started reloading, my buddy's wife made Christmas tree ornaments using the primer boxes as a foundation.

BE Mike wrote:When I first started reloading, my buddy's wife made Christmas tree ornaments using the primer boxes as a foundation.

Now they use empty brass as ornaments.

I'll give you 200 primers for round trip air fare! OOPS, primers are considered "explosives" and can't go by air! 

Darn FAA regs!