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I'm respringing my P226 and I'm trying to find out how hard Blazer brass primers are so that I can choose the right mainspring. Does anyone know how hard these are (most likely by light strikes on a new spring)?
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Main spring for Blazer Brass?
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Posted 12 January 2009 - 04:07 PM
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ECONOMIC RELIABILITY. BlazerŽ Brass brings shooters the reliability and quality of ammunition built to SAAMI standards, and is backed by stringent ISO certified quality systems. Blazer Brass is loaded in reloadable brass cases for added value. Standard Boxer-type primers and primer pockets mean you can reload Blazer Brass cases just like any other case. Blazer Brass is loaded with a protected-base FMJ bullet. CCIŽ primers insure reliable ignition, and we load clean-burning propellants. Blazer Brass is available in 9mm Luger, 380 Auto, 38 Special, 357 Magnum, 40 S&W, and 45 Auto calibers with standard-weight bullets.
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Dare to Fail
"When you're driving hard out on the limit and the true love of speed comes over you, you don't want to slow up. You know that you ought to maybe. But you're locked into something so big that you can't let go. It's always the same -- the faster you go the less you care about being able to stop. Ever."
-- racing driver Sam Posey
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