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Was wondering the same thing. I almost purchased some LRMag Match primers thinking it would work but it is a shorter cup so might have issues with the firing pin, but modern rifles I would think would not have an issue. Ended up scraping the idea and waiting for LR to come back in stock somewhere.
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Your gun won't blow up. A pistol primer is generally softer for the lighter pistol strike. At most you may breech the primer which could blow crud in your face. Wear safety glasses for the first few - and take video.
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Might be fun in a semi auto.
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Large pistol primers are used in the 458 SOCOM but it is a low-pressure cartridge.
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