The CCI 209M (Natchez item CC0009) is a true Magnum primer intended for large charges of slow-burning propellants. As a result, the 209M is an excellent choice for waterfowl loads. For clean, sure ignition, both use modern, non-corrosive, non-mercuric primer compounds.

What are Magnum 209 primers for?

The CCI 209M (Natchez item CC0009) is a true Magnum primer intended for large charges of slow-burning propellants. As a result, the 209M is an excellent choice for waterfowl loads. For clean, sure ignition, both use modern, non-corrosive, non-mercuric primer compounds.

What are 209 shotshell primers used for?

CCI® Shotshell Primers provide reliable, clean-burning performance for any modern shell with a 209 primer pocket. The 209 primers are excellent for standard field and target loads, while the 209M is ideal for heavy waterfowl and turkey loads.

Why are there no 209 primers?

Why are winchester shotshell primers out of stock everywhere? It’s not a secret that the demand for guns and ammunition has surpassed record levels due to the COVID-19 virus as well as the civil unrest taking place in the cities of in the United States, and the possibility of an anti-gun president coming soon.

Are all 209 primers the same?

There is no magic solution and any generic 209 will work, just at different power levels which affect velocity, blowback, recoil, and fouling for your specific load. 5 years is no problem for primer shelf life as long as they are not obviously corroded or stained, etc.

What is the difference between 209 and 209a primers?

The 209a is a hotter primer than the 209..you must use the load data for the right primer application, The 209a will develope more pressure in place of the 209…go by the book!!!

Why are all primers out of stock?

People getting sick, missing work to take care of their kids, and self-quarantining – from factory workers to delivery drivers, and all throughout the supply chain – caused a lull in manufacturing this spring. The Remington bankruptcy has had a large impact on the shortage of ammo and primers.

Are 209 shotshell primers the same as 209 muzzleloader primers?

Though they have the same exterior dimensions as a typical 209 shotshell primer, Winchester 209 muzzleloader primers are specifically designed for use in a muzzleloader. In fact, the folks that manufacture Blackhorn 209 specifically recommend NOT using 209 muzzleloading primers like these for most reliable ignition.

Can you use 209 shotshell primers in muzzleloader?

Can you use 209 shotshell primers in a muzzleloader? Many people ask this question, and the answer is yes. However, there are some things you need to know before using 209 shotshell primers in a muzzleloader. First of all, they will work best if your gun has a breech plug that is specifically designed for them.

Why are rifle primers out of stock?

Demand remains strong, driven in part by new gun buyers. Transportation costs are 2-4 times higher than pre-COVID, and logistics are slow, complex, and unreliable. Raw materials costs continue to rise, now also 2-4 times what they were pre COVID. Ammunition component chokepoints, especially primers, remain a problem.

Whats the difference between 209 and 209A primers?

What are federal 209A primers used for?

209A Shotshell Primers are non-corrosive, all-weather, shotshell primers that deliver a fast, dependable ignition under any shooting situation. These primers deliver higher velocities plus increased accuracy. The 209 primers are perfect for trap shooting or use with your favorite muzzleloader.

Why are primers so hard?

When it comes to ammunition supplies, bullets are easy to manufacture, brass can be re-used, and powder is generally stockpiled by companies (though perhaps not the kind you’re looking for). This leaves primers, which are relatively difficult to make, as the component that causes the bulk of ammo shortages.