Ray; w/ magnum pistol primers? Unique is messy at 20+ degree
by Ken O'Neill 
, Hickory, N.C., Wednesday, November 12, 2014, 19:22 (3669 days ago) @ Rob Leahy
AkRay,
2400 will work fine in cold temperatures. Use a heavy crimp, and in extremely cold weather, you might want to use Magnum primers.
Complete thread:
- Why did I wait -
Dave B,
2014-11-12, 11:52
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- If you have 2400 and Unique -
MR,
2014-11-12, 13:34
- Unique - Dave B, 2014-11-12, 13:37
- If you have 2400 and Unique -
Frank S,
2014-11-12, 14:53
- they are saying that Unique will do what Red Dot will do - bj, 2014-11-12, 21:36
- A lot of truth in that. Almost everything else is - Hobie, 2014-11-12, 15:50
- If you have 2400 and Unique - Jared, 2014-11-12, 21:50
- I'd be interested to hear how it works when used in cold -
AkRay,
2014-11-12, 14:24
- Ray; w/ magnum pistol primers? Unique is messy at 20+ degree -
Rob Leahy,
2014-11-12, 14:52
- Ray; w/ magnum pistol primers? Unique is messy at 20+ degree -
Ken O'Neill,
2014-11-12, 19:22
- Thanks for the advice, Ken. I might switch over to 2400 - AkRay, 2014-11-13, 01:21
- Rob, I used to load everything with standard primers. - AkRay, 2014-11-13, 01:19
- Ray; w/ magnum pistol primers? Unique is messy at 20+ degree -
Ken O'Neill,
2014-11-12, 19:22
- Ray; w/ magnum pistol primers? Unique is messy at 20+ degree -
Rob Leahy,
2014-11-12, 14:52
- I started loading with those two powders,,, - Sarge, 2014-11-12, 15:38
- 8 pound jug of Unique was an fine investment.... ;~`) - John Meeker, 2014-11-12, 20:22
- If you have 2400 and Unique -
MR,
2014-11-12, 13:34