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throttleup · August 3, 2011, 04:27 PM

Yes, WOLF Small Pistol Primers seem slightly harder, take a little more force to seat and have a tendency to sit higher than Winchester or Federal. After thousands of 9mm rounds I now use WOLF primers for my practice ammo (cause I'm cheap) and Winchester or Federal for my match ammo. I get approximately 2% light strikes with my M&P Pro during practice and none during matches. I go through approximately 6,000 WOLF small pistol primers a year. However, they always fire when used in my Springfield, 1911, Target Model. I have had no problems with the Large Pistol Primers but then they are all shot out of 1911, .45's. Bill

August 3, 2011, 04:27 PM	#6
throttleup Member Join Date: February 12, 2011 Posts: 67	Wollf Primers Yes, WOLF Small Pistol Primers seem slightly harder, take a little more force to seat and have a tendency to sit higher than Winchester or Federal. After thousands of 9mm rounds I now use WOLF primers for my practice ammo (cause I'm cheap) and Winchester or Federal for my match ammo. I get approximately 2% light strikes with my M&P Pro during practice and none during matches. I go through approximately 6,000 WOLF small pistol primers a year. However, they always fire when used in my Springfield, 1911, Target Model. I have had no problems with the Large Pistol Primers but then they are all shot out of 1911, .45's. Bill