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Primers are the ignition source that starts the firing sequence. Different primer types are designed for specific applications and cartridge sizes.
Types of
Primers
Explore our curated selection of primers
The most common primer type in the US. Features a single flash hole and is easily reloadable. Named after Edward Boxer.
Features multiple flash holes and a built-in anvil in the primer pocket. Common in military surplus ammo. Difficult to reload.
Priming compound is contained in the rim of the cartridge. Used in .22 LR and similar calibers. Not reloadable.
Standard primers for small pistol cartridges like 9mm, .380 ACP, and .38 Special. 0.175" diameter.
Hotter primers for magnum small pistol loads or ball powder. Provides more reliable ignition.
Standard primers for large pistol cartridges like .45 ACP and .44 Magnum. 0.210" diameter.
Hotter primers for magnum large pistol loads. Essential for reliable ignition with slower powders.
Standard primers for small rifle cartridges like .223 Remington. Harder cup than pistol primers.
Hotter primers for small rifle magnum loads or large capacity cases.
Standard primers for large rifle cartridges like .308 Winchester and .30-06. 0.210" diameter.
Hotter primers for magnum rifle cartridges. Essential for consistent ignition with slow powders.
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