Cheddite shotgun primers.

[Kid Rich]

Anybody use them for shotgun reloads?

Thanks

kR

[G W Wade]

Yup. No oomplaints if can find a price. Seems to be a wide range. Graff's offers them at a great price sometimes GW

[Kid Rich]

Thanks GW. Have a Merry CHRISTmas. kR

[Smokestack SASS#87384]

Cheddite are all I use. Loaded probably 12-15,000. Never had a problem with one at all. And at $25/1000, You can't beat them.

[Rafe Conager SASS #56958]

just started using them and they all go boom

Rafe

[Nickel City Dude]

I use Cheddite primers all the time and they always go bang. One thing about them is that they are larger in diameter than most American made primers. So once you start using them you have to stay with them otherwise the smaller American primers will sometimes fall out.

[Dutch Wheeler]

I use Cheddite primers all the time and they always go bang. One thing about them is that they are larger in diameter than most American made primers. So once you start using them you have to stay with them otherwise the smaller American primers will sometimes fall out.

 

+1 on the above advice.

 

Been using them exclusively for years. Economical and have always gone BANG!

[Garrison Joe, SASS #60708]

Only use Cheddites. Load to about the same pressures as Winchesters. Very reliable, because their inner primer cup is flat all the way across the battery shell, instead of being domed like the Federals are any more.

 

And lower price is very nice. Can usually find them under $23 / M

 

Good luck, GJ

[Renegade Roper]

I switched from Winchester to Cheddite 2 yrs ago & they work great.

[Snakebite]

These are my favorite shotshell primers. I prefer them to ALL other primers because they are .001 larger and do not seat quite as deep as USA primers, and they are flat on the back... these two things have totally eliminated any FTF problems that I use to get from a light primer strikes. I've use thousands of them and never had one fail to fire.

 

Snakebite

[Kid Rich]

I use Cheddite primers all the time and they always go bang. One thing about them is that they are larger in diameter than most American made primers. So once you start using them you have to stay with them otherwise the smaller American primers will sometimes fall out.

Usually the AA hulls are pretty much toast after BP loads so their only used once.

Thanks every one for the input.

kR

[Possum Skinner, SASS#60697]

They're great. I like them much better the Winchesters or Federals.

[Lead Ringer]

Shot them for years! They will go bang with a tuned/lighter hammer spring. Best SG primer made at a great price.

Regards,

Ringer