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  • cpatbay
    Senior Member
    • May 2011
    • 1631

    CCI #41 or BR4??

    I have a SCAR 16S and have been reloading with CCI #41 because of its extra protection against slamfire for semiauto with floating firing pin. If I go with the BR4, how much more risk am I taking? I know it's going to be hard to find quantitative assessment but would like to know if there are enough people firing semiauto/AR with BR4 primers.
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  • #2
    Point of Impact
    Senior Member
    • Oct 2008
    • 1145

    No experience with BR4's but I've shot thousands of regular small rifle primers without a single issue. Everything from wolf, remington, cci, winchester.

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    • #3
      Full Clip
      I need a LIFE!!
      • Dec 2006
      • 10263

      There are tens of thousands of ARs out there that only ever eat commercial ammo with standard primers, but I just don't hear that many stories about slamfires. Do they happen? Sure. But mil-spec primers are probably more necessary for FA rifles.

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      • #4
        Full Clip
        I need a LIFE!!
        • Dec 2006
        • 10263

        Originally posted by Full Clip
        There are tens of thousands of ARs out there that only ever eat commercial ammo with standard primers, but I just don't hear that many stories about slamfires. Do they happen? Sure. But mil-spec primers are probably more necessary for FA rifles.
        That said, I personally use CCI 41 and 34 primers, respectively, for my AR and AK reloads.

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        • #5
          stphnman20
          Calguns Addict
          • Feb 2005
          • 6583

          I personal use CCI#41 for the same reason like you, it has the extra protection against any slam fire. I"ve never used BR4 but, i doubt it'll be any different then #41.

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