primers

[jburris]

anybody used tula spp primers. Picked up 1k of them at muncie gunshow this weekend. wondering if anyone has any input on them.

 

[red_zr24x4]

Not tula but the wolf suck in my sig. Light strikes and some complete ftf

 

[DoggyDaddy]

If they're the same as what they use in their ammo, they will be very hard, and some guns just won't function properly with them.

 

[kwatters]

Here is a recent thread on this.

https://www.indianagunowners.com/forums/ammunition_and_reloading/216711-tula_primers.html

 

[jburris]

i will update on them once i get some loaded. shooting a p85 with factory springs. hopefully wont get the light strikes with them. thanks

 

[straight-shooter]

I've been thru thousands of the Wolf primers with no problem. Fired from about 12 different handguns. I don't doubt that there may be some pistols that have problems but none of mine have. They work in my Sig, XD, Colt, S&W and CZ's.

 

[jlm223]

I picked up 1K also at the show, I was running low on SPP and for $22.00, I thought I would give them a try, never used them before.

 

[mvriley315]

I've loaded about two thousand rounds of 9mm and 40 with the Tula primers. So far, I've shout about three hundred rounds with no problems at all.

 

[Slapstick]

I've used Tula small pistol. large pistol, small rifle & large rifle without a problem. The one thing they all have in common is that the cups are hard so it takes a little more force to get them seated than what it would with CCI, Winchester or Federal.

If they are not seated correctly then you will get what you assume is a light primer strike but it's just the firing pin pushing the primer the rest of the way into the pocket. They go bang on the 2nd hit. Just make sure they are fully seated and you shouldn't have a problem.