Magtech Small Pistol Primers

[Prairie Dawg, SASS #50329]

Anybody use these?
Any issues with them?

Will lightened revolver springs set them off?

Thanks in advance

--Dawg

Edited June 14 by Prairie Dawg, SASS #50329

[Blackwater 53393]

I’ve used them in some specialty loads for my Ruger Blackhawk that aren’t for CAS. The gun is set up light, but it’ll set off Winchester primers and it fires these reliably.

 

I haven’t tried them in my really lightly sprung revolvers, yet!

[Tyrel Cody]

I haven’t used them in 3-4 years but when i did I found them to be a little harder than Federals, but maybe not as hard as Winchesters. No issues in any on our revolvers that were tuned by Boomstick. 
 

I believe @C. W. Knight # 47289L got some more recently and might give you a better idea.

[Three Foot Johnson]

I've used a lot of them, never a problem, but my springs are stock or toward the heavier end if lighter aftermarket replacements were installed.

[Go West]

I've used both large and small Magtechs and they work fine. My guns are not "Federal only", though. They occasionally hang up in the primer tube, but usually seat fine.

[Blackwater 53393]

I recently use a hundred, priming some cut down .454 Casull cases. They ran through my RCBS Auto-prime like corn through a goose and seated smoothly.

 

 

[Flinthills Dawg]

I used 5,000 spp in my jimmy spurs revolvers and all went bang.

Edited June 15 by Flinthills Dawg
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[High Spade Mikey Wilson]

I've used them in the past and had no issues with them, but all my firearms have stock springs in them.