GINEX - Small Pistol Primers
I have used these primers for years. Never had a problem. Capital always ships very promptly.
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I have used these primers for years. Never had a problem. Capital always ships very promptly.
Great price fast shipping these primers go bang every time in my 2011s and my PCC. The only reason I've not giving them five stars is that they are a slightly difficult to seat in my Dillon 750. But for the price I can deal with it.
I have used these primers for years. Never had a problem. Capital always ships very promptly.
Great price fast shipping these primers go bang every time in my 2011s and my PCC. The only reason I've not giving them five stars is that they are a slightly difficult to seat in my Dillon 750. But for the price I can deal with it.
Work as they should never had a non fire with them
These fit and function correctly. The price and shipping time are fantastic. I have zero complaints.
I have ordered and loaded 10,000 of these, and 5000 of the Servicios brand. These Ginex primers are ? % reliable. So far, I have gotten two dead primers in the Servicios brand, not terrible out of the 3,000 fired, but the Ginex are the best. They are possibly a metric measurement, so they fit slightly tighter in the case, but not an issue, especially if you seat slowly and deliberately. They are even better with cases that have been fired a few times prior. No more loose primers like some other domestic brands. They are also highly polished, so they load easily with Dillon style pickup tubes.
Have ran thru 3000 in the past month without a problem. Seat normal and fire consistently! Plus the folks at Capital are top shelf.
Purchased the small pistol Ginex Primers. 1, 5K count brick. I first looked at the primers and compared them in appearance to my CCI SPP. They looked to be of the same visual quality. I then loaded 1 primer into an empty brass 9mm case. I then placed the case in a pistol with a reduced power striker spring to see if it would ignite, it did. I then loaded 100 rounds of 40 SW through my Lee bench top primer seater. All fed and seated perfectly no issues. I loaded them up on my Lee Load Master with 180 grain blue bullets on top of 6.8 grains if Aliant PP. They all fired perfectly with a high degree if accuracy. All in all I am very pleased and the price for these days is very competitive. However I do remember paying $18 a thousand back in the day.
