No issues whatsoever....but this is my first muzzleloader experience so I'm not sure how they should or shouldn't fit. They seem to fit ok but they will fall out prior to shooting and sometimes need a pocket knife to pop them out after....but other than that they work fine ...
@@MeatyHead1968 I dry fired one thru my muzzleloader just to test if they would fire. Only thing that worried me is they seemed a little long and stuck out of the breech slightly. Finding muzzleloader 209 primers is like finding hens teeth right now so I done the same thing with some cheap shells so I can deer hunt.
Thanks. This is totally legit. After watching , I pulled a primer from a 12 GA. 8 shot. Fired it in my 50 cal muzzleloader.
use a $5 209 de-primer / decapper that is made to pull 209 primers safely
Did you happen to shoot them thru your muzzleloader? Was their any issues since they had been pressed into a shotgun shell already?
No issues whatsoever....but this is my first muzzleloader experience so I'm not sure how they should or shouldn't fit. They seem to fit ok but they will fall out prior to shooting and sometimes need a pocket knife to pop them out after....but other than that they work fine ...
@@MeatyHead1968 I dry fired one thru my muzzleloader just to test if they would fire. Only thing that worried me is they seemed a little long and stuck out of the breech slightly. Finding muzzleloader 209 primers is like finding hens teeth right now so I done the same thing with some cheap shells so I can deer hunt.
I do the same thing for my muzzleloader have been for over 10years works great
@@kking1106 they work just like any other primer been doing this for over 10 years
safe with live primers?
As long as you tap from the bottom of the primer and don't use excessive force then should be fine. ( I am not an expert...attempt at your own risk)
@@MeatyHead1968 thankyou💪🏻🇺🇸
use a $5 209 de-primer / decapper that is made to pull 209 primers safely