Primers in stock Fed 150 LP

Natchez Shooter Supply has primers in stock as of 07FEB2023 @ 0700. Small pistol, Mag small pistol and large pistol. A mix of cci, fed gold medal, and federal champion (blue box).

Not sure if anyone needs any. They are limiting orders. You can only order 10 bricks per order, per day. Should get you through a match or two.  

I’ve also sourced a couple thousand Federal Gold Medal GM150’s from Cabelas and some Winchester WSP smallies from Cabelas the past few months. Hope it helps.

https://www.natchezss.com/federal-champion-centerfire-large-pistol-primer-1000ct-fa150

Regards,
-Rob

Edit: Also saw that Powder Valley has 8# kegs of Alliant BE-86 if you’re in need. Been trying to find Bullseye but have had better look hunting Squabs & Snipe. ;-)

Unbelievable how much they are charging for these primers. I just picked up some old stock WW from a friend for $60 a 1000.

Rodger Barthlow wrote:Unbelievable how much they are charging for these primers. I just picked up some old stock WW from a friend for $60 a 1000.

You’ll get no argument from me on that. I have been looking for WLP’s. I want to be friends with your friend!

I'm wondering as I'm sure many are, if the days of $30.00 per/1000 are long gone.
In my mind I think the price will settle somewhere around the $50.00-60.00 range.

As with a lot of things it's not the getting it's the having. (Been both lately)

Friends! Lol

Pre-Covid I sold 5k of 209’s to a desperate friend for $106.

He never used them.

Now he’s selling for market value!

Just for the record… BE-86 is not the same as Bullseye.  It is closer to Unique in burning speed.. it does load down quite well, and is stable burning at low pressures.  I have no load data for it as I only had one bottle of it.  But if I were to try BE-86 to create a 45 200 SWC load I’d try 5.0 and see what the velocity was.  Then I’d load to velocity trying to hit 750 to 800 fps .

Wobbley wrote:Just for the record… BE-86 is not the same as Bullseye.  It is closer to Unique in burning speed.. it does load down quite well, and is stable burning at low pressures.  I have no load data for it as I only had one bottle of it.  But if I were to try BE-86 to create a 45 200 SWC load I’d try 5.0 and see what the velocity was.  Then I’d load to velocity trying to hit 750 to 800 fps .

I was told by a master class shooter that this powder was developed for jacketed bullets. I have had great results with 5.2gr BE86 with Zero 185gr JHP.

Bill

messenger wrote:

Wobbley wrote:Just for the record… BE-86 is not the same as Bullseye.  It is closer to Unique in burning speed.. it does load down quite well, and is stable burning at low pressures.  I have no load data for it as I only had one bottle of it.  But if I were to try BE-86 to create a 45 200 SWC load I’d try 5.0 and see what the velocity was.  Then I’d load to velocity trying to hit 750 to 800 fps .

I was told by a master class shooter that this powder was developed for jacketed bullets. I have had great results with 5.2gr BE86 with Zero 185gr JHP.

Bill

Greetings,

Distance? 50 yards?

Ten shots?

Random Rest?

What firearm? Revolver or Bottom Feeder?

I have some BE-86. Might have to buy some Zero bullets at the next Goon Show.

Still, that is an impressive group. Images say more than "shoots better than I can".

Cheers,

Dave

fc60 wrote:

messenger wrote:

Wobbley wrote:Just for the record… BE-86 is not the same as Bullseye.  It is closer to Unique in burning speed.. it does load down quite well, and is stable burning at low pressures.  I have no load data for it as I only had one bottle of it.  But if I were to try BE-86 to create a 45 200 SWC load I’d try 5.0 and see what the velocity was.  Then I’d load to velocity trying to hit 750 to 800 fps .

I was told by a master class shooter that this powder was developed for jacketed bullets. I have had great results with 5.2gr BE86 with Zero 185gr JHP.

Bill

Greetings,

Distance? 50 yards?

Ten shots?

Random Rest?

What firearm? Revolver or Bottom Feeder?

I have some BE-86. Might have to buy some Zero bullets at the next Goon Show.

Still, that is an impressive group. Images say more than "shoots better than I can".

Cheers,

Dave

Yes, 50yds, ten shots, and random rest. This was shot out of a Springfield GI that Dave Salyer built into a hard ball gun.

james r chapman wrote:Friends! Lol

Pre-Covid I sold 5k of 209’s to a desperate friend for $106.

He never used them.

Now he’s selling for market value!

“Friend”?  That’s an odd description given the end of the story. 

Single_handed wrote:

Rodger Barthlow wrote:Unbelievable how much they are charging for these primers. I just picked up some old stock WW from a friend for $60 a 1000.

You’ll get no argument from me on that.  I have been looking for WLP’s. I want to be friends with your friend!

Sorry but I bought all he has and will put them to good use in my guns.

According  to the Vista  product line manager from Radford , Va Federal uses BE 86 to load their 45 ACP185 JWC.