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  • #1
    yoitsbruce
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    • Oct 2010
    • 766

    any cci guru's

    i opened a pack of lpp and to my surprise they seem to be spp but i cant tell if they are spp or srp the cups are silver and the anvil is a reddish color. do any of you gents know what they are?
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      fizux
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      • Apr 2012
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      In my unscientific opinion, CCI SPPs are about 0.118" thick, and CCI SRPs are about 0.122" - 0.125" thick. Diameters work out to be about the same 0.175".
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          LynnJr
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          • Jan 2013
          • 7958
          The SRP I have are silver with a yellow compound.

          You could call CCI Blount in Salmon,Idaho and ask Rory Desjardin to be positive.Tell him Lynn says hi.
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            • #4
              Chief-7700
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              • May 2008
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              LPP will fit in LPP brass, SPP will not. Not sure what your asking?

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                • #5
                  Clever
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                  • Sep 2009
                  • 591
                  Originally posted by Chief-7700
                  LPP will fit in LPP brass, SPP will not. Not sure what your asking?
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                    • #6
                      Sennasixty8
                      Senior Member
                      • Aug 2012
                      • 562
                      Originally posted by yoitsbruce
                      i opened a pack of lpp and to my surprise they seem to be spp but i cant tell if they are spp or srp the cups are silver and the anvil is a reddish color. do any of you gents know what they are?
                      Just checked my inventory on CCI small pistol primers, which are silver with yellow compound.

                      Possibly you have either magnum SPP or SRP.

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                        • #7
                          the86d
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                          • Jul 2011
                          • 9591
                          I have used CCI #41 in my 9mm Luger loads as a test via my M9 and if I recall correctly I was getting about +75-80FPS with those over SPP (CCI SPP, and Federal SPP's were out locally at the time).

                          If I ran out of SPP's, or SRP's I have used them interchangeably as a test for function (~50 rounds each). I however didn't chrono the difference, but they worked well, and noticed no real issues. I do not normally load for max velocity, just a medium-high (vs a medium, or HOT load).

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                            • #8
                              yoitsbruce
                              Senior Member
                              • Oct 2010
                              • 766
                              i want to use them still but dont want any accidents to happen. ill get my calipers out to measure them

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