[VThillman]

This is an FYI

Federal American Eagle Syntech .45 auto "Range Ammunition"

The cases have small primers. No big deal, but you need to keep the cases separate for reloading.

 

[SHOOTER13]

Thanks for the heads up VT...!!

 

[Tommycourt]

Bob,

Thanks for the info. When I go to the range I pick up range brass and sort them out after I tumble them. Once in a while I will get a Federal round with a small primer or an N/T (non toxic) round. I also get some Blazer rounds and just pitch them. Something else to look for and think about. Thanks again!

Tommy

 

[SavageGuy]

Thanks for the heads up!

 

[kyhunter]

I really never understood why some 45 acp cases were made with small primers when the historical standard had been large primers. Seems odd unless there was a large primer shortage a some point different than the smaller ones in he recent past. ?ky

 

[VThillman]

I figure it's $$. It usually is.

 

[kyhunter]

You are probably right. $$. Always follow the money.
I was loading this morning and guess what, in my brass I picked up 1 small 45 acp case with a small primer. No big deal just a stoppage to remove it from the press and isolate it in a container just for small primers. KY