small pistol
large pistol
magnum pistol
small rifle
large rifle
magnum rifle
.50 BMG
These are the primers used in all pistol and rifle ammo that is commercially available. Larger, artillery type, ammunition uses much different primers, obviously.
No. Different types of ammunition for different types of guns. There's no "one gun" that can fire all types of ammo.
No, propellent is not ammunition. Propellent in a case, with a primer below it and a bullet above it, is ammunition.
Exactly what is says, a primer made for small rifle ammunition.
percussion
Primer.
A cartridge is a small container holding ammunition for firearms. It typically consists of a casing, primer, propellant, and projectile. Cartridges are used in various types of firearms for shooting purposes.
The types of ammunition that can be bouoght at CCI Ammunition has no limits because they list thousands of sellers that provide every type of ammunition to the consumer for their convenience.
No, the .357 and .38 Special ammunition are not interchangeable with other types of ammunition.
Because there is no replaceable primer in rimfire ammunition it cannot be reloaded.
Ammunition refers to a complete cartridge consisting of a primer, case, powder charge and bullet. Bullets refers to the actual bullet component, or the projectile itself. I buy bullets to reload ammunition.
You can check to see that the primer is properly seated into the primer pocket, the brass is crimped properly and the overall cartridge length is correct. However, you can't accurately measure the powder charge and that's the most important, and potentially dangerous, component in reloaded ammunition.
The three different types of primer: oil-based, latex, and pigmented shellac, are crucial for ensuring beautiful, long-lasting house paint. All three serve a variety of uses, and can effectively prevent stains.