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CCI Large Rifle Bench Rest Primers #BR2
CCI BR2 primers are engineered to provide precision ignition in tough conditions. They’re assembled with extra care for superior consistency and accuracy. They are a popular choice for competitive shooters and reloaders.
Benchrest Primers also use specially selected cups and anvils for added consistency.
Features:
- Consistent ignition:Â BR2 primers are known for their consistent ignition and reliable performance.Â
- Precision ignition: They are designed to provide precision ignition in challenging conditions.Â
- Accuracy: They are assembled with extra care for superior accuracy.Â
- CCI BR2 primers are the large rifle version of CCI’s Benchrest primers.
- The BR4 primer is the small rifle version of CCI’s Benchrest primers.
| Quantity | 1000 Piece, 5000 Piece |
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Bryan Johnson –
These BR-2 PRIMERS have always worked flawlessly for me in 308 with multiple powder selections. Those folks who say they’ve had ‘ misfires’ simply don’t know how to properly seat a primer or they have somehow contaminated the primer. I’ve loaded thousands of rounds and never had a misfire. Always read your manuals and know the correct process of seating a primer correctly. Factory ammo is always a better choice if you simply can’t load ammo properly.