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 Re: NSI 688 primer review
#629994
May 12th a 02:20 PM
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| by Shotgunjones |
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Update: I loaded the NSI 688 in 20ga AA shells for a K-20 that has cratered firing pins.
This gun pierces every brand primer except W209. I'm running out of W209, and the gun is not going in for new pins until I can't find primers it won't pierce.
A rant about Krieghoff firing pins is not germane to this post... other than to say they can't make a firing pin to save their arsch.
The NSI primers do not pierce in said krautgun.
W209 is now $92/brick when they can be found. NSI is about 4.5 cents a cap, which while still absurd can be considered a bargain today.
I fully support this product and Winchester can kiss my shiny nickel plated floorplate.
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