Really, how advanced is the process of making primers and is one brand just leaps and bounds better than another?  We been reading up on what people say in primer tests for years and years and years.  This test we have here, cannot be definitive, because its too limited.   And to do this properly, you would need a machine that only detonates the primer itself, and then compare like 1000 to all the other brands to form an opinion on consistency.  But we figure, we just do 10 shot strings to see how it compares initially.   Pretty good.
These small rifle primers from GINEX, are Nickel plated

Very nice looking
Does it shoot?
A little comparo
Lets compare
10 Shot groups: 100 yards
Except the CCI41, that was 7 shots.
Nothing to see here really.  Just made a load and put different primers in it.

The Ginex Group looks very similar to the other groups, so no red alert coming from this.  Looks fine.

Here is some data:
Ginex:  Vel 2640, ES 30, SD  10
CCI BR-4:  Vel 2644, ES 35, SD 12
Federal Gold Medal Match:  Vel 2654, ES 26, SD 10
CCI41:  Vel 2647, ES 36, SD 13

Very similar results for all of them really, since its only 10 shots. 

Our recommendation is, if you see these, don't be shy, they work just fine and are similar to other brands







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