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11-08-2009, 11:28 PM
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WSR= Winchester Small Rifle. Those will work with the 223, which uses small rifle primers.
For the 22-250, you need large rifle primers, so, no, the WSR's would not work. You need WLR's.
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11-09-2009, 08:19 AM
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Hopefully, if you are actually reloading, you should have one or (preferably) more loading manuals, all of which will tell you the right size primer to use for any cartridge.
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11-14-2009, 05:46 PM
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Now to really confuse the issue! If you were to find some of Remington's URBR cartridges and reform them into .22-250 cases, you could actually use small rifle primers. I have reformed over 1,000 of the cartridges and found no disadvantages in using the smaller primers. Actually I found that the round to round consistency was increased by using small rifle primers. Occasionally I find a cartridge that was over annealed and has a slight hang-fire (you can hear the click of the firing pin just as the cartridge goes off.) I don't think that I have more than five or six of them in the entire collection.
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