Acer-m14
20×102mm Vulcan
how to piss off a Reloader .. Thanks Remington LOL ..
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Nighttrain
.357 mag
I don't see what the problem is ?
Acer-m14
20×102mm Vulcan
@Nighttrain there packaged sideways .. you cant just flip them into the hand primer tray and go .. now you have to flip everyone over too GRRRRR
Bananabandit
.338 Win Mag
Son, when I was your age, we flipped everything by hand and liked it. Otherwise, we starved.
Deplorable Me
.700 Nitro Express
Huh? 
Just remember to use the special tray marked "benchrest" primers. Ask for it at your reloading store.
Just remember to use the special tray marked "benchrest" primers. Ask for it at your reloading store.
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Carlos Hathcock
.450/400 Nitro Ex
Federal does the same thing. Even when I bought CCI's I dont recall them ever all facing up.or down.
tony
6.5 Creedmoor
that wasn't so bad now was it?
I use RCBS/CCI APS strips much easier and take up less space
misunderestimated
.223 Rem
Are you kidding, if you were not shown how to use a flipper I would suggest taking the NRA reloading basic class. better then trying to find this all out on you tube
You see that plastic tray you dump them in on the primer tool? See the little bumps/ridges? Dump the primers on that tray and give it a little jiggle. Prepare to be amazed. 
Here is another fun fact. The closer the primers are to each other (in the packaging), the less potent they are. Hence Federal primers are the farthest spaced apart and often known for being the most potent. It's due to packaging safety requirements. The Remington are (I think) the closest together.
Here is another fun fact. The closer the primers are to each other (in the packaging), the less potent they are. Hence Federal primers are the farthest spaced apart and often known for being the most potent. It's due to packaging safety requirements. The Remington are (I think) the closest together.