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CCI 209M MAGNUM SHOT SHELL PRIMER 100 CT

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Magnum Shot

Shell primers sold in a

Designed Be

More sensitive for reliable seating

Compatible Progressive

Progressive and automated loading equipment

Uses Modern

Non-corrosive, non-mercuric initiator mixes

Intended Reloaders

Who follow published load data

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SKU: 9-076683000095

Overview

Designed for shotgun reloaders who want a dependable primer option for magnum shotshell applications, this 100-count pack fits into a practical reloading routine for hunters and other serious shooters. CCI describes these primers as easier to seat and more compatible with progressive and automated loading equipment, which can help streamline the loading process. They also use modern non-corrosive, non-mercuric initiator mixes for a cleaner burn. As with any reloading component, load data should be verified through a reloading manual or the powder manufacturer’s website.

Why Hunters Choose the Cci

Shotshell Reloading

Applications

Compatible Progressive

Progressive and automated loading equipment

Easier Seat

During reloading

Uses Non-corrosive,

Non-mercuric initiator mixes

Packaged 100-count

Supply

Key Features

  • Magnum shot shell primers sold in a 100-count package.
  • Designed to be more sensitive for reliable seating.
  • Compatible with progressive and automated loading equipment.
  • Uses modern non-corrosive, non-mercuric initiator mixes.
  • Intended for reloaders who follow published load data.

Best Used For

  • Reloaders using progressive or automated equipment who want easier primer seating
  • Hunters loading magnum shotshells and following published load data carefully
  • Shooters seeking non-corrosive, non-mercuric primers for routine reloading use
  • Handloaders who prefer a 100-count primer pack for organized bench work

Specifications

Compatible With Progressive And Automated Loading EquipmentYes
Easier To SeatYes
Initiator MixModern non-corrosive and non-mercuric
Load Data GuidanceCheck your reloading manual or powder manufacturer website
Primer Type209M Magnum Shot Shell Primer
Quantity100 CT
SensitiveYes

Pros

  • Designed for shotshell reloading applications
  • Compatible with progressive and automated loading equipment
  • Easier to seat during reloading
  • Uses non-corrosive, non-mercuric initiator mixes
  • Packaged in a 100-count supply

Considerations & Trade-offs

  • Designed for shotshell reloading, so it is not a general-purpose primer for other loading applications.
  • Compatibility and performance depend on following published load data; the listing directs users to a reloading manual or powder manufacturer data.
  • The product is sold in a 100-count package, which may be more than needed for occasional reloaders.
  • No specific load recipes or application limits are provided here, so users need to verify suitability before use.

Suggested Comparisons

  • Shotshell primers
  • Shotshell reloading components
  • Reloading supplies
  • Magnum primer options

Suggested Accessories

  • Shotshell reloading press
  • Powder scale
  • Reloading manual
  • Primer tray

Frequently Asked Questions

What is included in this package?

This product is a 100-count package of CCI 209M Magnum Shot Shell Primers.

What type of reloading use is this primer intended for?

The product is a shotshell primer. The source text also notes that it is designed to be more compatible with progressive and automated loading equipment.

Does the product description specify load data or recommended powder combinations?

No. The source specifically directs you to check your reloading manual or the powder manufacturer’s website for load data.

What does CCI say about the primer mix?

CCI states that these primers use modern non-corrosive and non-mercuric initiator mixes.

Are there any performance claims I should rely on beyond the description?

The source only states that CCI primers are continuously tested and improved, and that they are described as more sensitive and easier to seat. It does not provide detailed ballistic or field-performance claims.