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    CCI OEM primers sensitivity

    Are CCI OEM primers (the non nickel plated primers in the white, not for retail sale box) more sensitive than the standard nickel plated available to consumers?

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    Edge of lane:

    Way back in the last century when I was regularly reloading and based on the collective experience of my shooting/training/competing cadre - CCI Primers in both small (9mm) and large (.45ACP) were universally considered to be the hardest primers by far. This was particularly, but not exclusively true, in a wheel gun that had been slicked/lightened.

    I never bought CCI when Winchesters (my favorites given how they packaged relative to a Dillion primer flip tray) or even Federals/Remingtons were available.

    Given the scarcity of primers at a decent price these days…bird in the hand.
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    The CCI primers available to reloaders have a reputation for being harder, but I haven't experienced that or heard the same about loaded ammo like Gold Dot or Lawman, so my guess is the primers you are asking about probably are more sensitive.
    Likes pretty much everything in every caliber.

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    Thx GJM

    I have shot tens of thousands of CCI Lawman/Gold Dot in 9, .357 sig, 40 and 45 and concur. Not any harder than the Golden Saber, Ranger or WWB I have shot as well.
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