$76.99 – $384.95
Federal #209A Shotshell Primers Overview
Shotshell reloaders need the affordable and reliable performance of Federal 209a primers. Their unique priming mix and consistent ignition make them perfect for high-volume shooters, as well as those learning how to reload.
Features:
- Unique Federal® priming mix for consistent ignition
- Affordably priced
- Available in sizes to fit virtually all reloading needs
Specs of federal 209a primer
| Quantity | 1000 Piece, 5000 Piece |
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3 reviews for Federal Primers 209A Shotshell
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Tom From Andover, MN –
I have loaded thousands of shotshells using Federal primers and to my knowledge have never had a primer related misfire. They load smoothly and fit snugly and I have used them with equal success in both Federal and Winchester hulls.
Brian From Denver, CO –
I use these primers in my CVA Paramount Pro .50 cal. Compared to Winchester 209 muzzleloader primers, the difference is night and day. My groups are much tighter with the Federal primers. At 100 yards, all things equal (i.e. bullet, powder charge) the Winchester primers result in a POI that is 7 inches lower than the Federal primers.
Ronald From Ky –
I use these primers in my CVA Paramount Pro .50 cal. Compared to Winchester 209 muzzleloader primers, the difference is night and day. My groups are much tighter with the Federal primers. At 100 yards, all things equal (i.e. bullet, powder charge) the Winchester primers result in a POI that is 7 inches lower than the Federal primers.