Tula Primers

I did'nt know Tula made primers and they say non-corrosive. I know all of the 7.62x39 Tula ammo I have seen was corrosive. Wonder if these primers are like wolf?

http://www.natchezss.com/product.cfm?contentID=productDetail&prodID=TLKVB7&lsrc=NZ&src=BE574

I would suspect they come from the same production line as Wolf .. I read somewhere not long ago that no one is now producing corrosive primers ....

From what ive seen and heard,, Tula and Wolf are both made in the same JCS Factory.

I do know the Wolf Large Rifle Primers are some what consistant. i printed a 3/8" group at 100yds with my 22-250 using them.

I am glad to read positive things about Tula primers since I just ordered several Ks of them. I have used a lot of Wolf in the pass.

Necro on this old thread!

I bought 1k of the Tula small pistol primers. I am down to my 200 or so. I have not seen where they perform any worse or better when used with a .38 and Titegroup nor when used with .357 and LilGun. So performance wise they seem acceptable to me.

However, loading wise, they have been a constant struggle. Basically the Dillion Square Deal press that I have seems to "semi" jam with them it also will flip them either sideways or completely upside down. I think I will be giving up on these for other brands at this point, as others do not cause this issue.

I've used them in my 9mm and .45 semi-auto pistol loads and have never had an issue with them. I've also used them in several of my rifle loads with good results.

Doug Bowser wrote:I have used 800 of them for 9X19 reloads. I have had no trouble. I have not used them in double action revolvers so I don't know if they are too hard for double action use.

Doug

Like I said they seemed fine in the final product ( all my use is Revo). But my Dillion does not like them. Its like they are too short or something???