Ginex primers

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Ginex primers

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Has anyone any experience of the Ginex primers? I'm looking at using some in my 223 and 6.5x55.

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Re: Ginex primers

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Re: Ginex primers

#3 Post by Dannywayoflife »

Seen that thread was after some info from anyone who had used them in either of the calibre's I've mentioned
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