UNIS GINEX PRIMER SMALL PISTOL 5000/CS

I bought 5k Lg pistol and 10k sml pistol of Genix and to date very disappointed specifically pursuant to trying to sent a primer on loader. (RL1050) I loaded 400 rounds using Genix primers (38spl) and almost all were elevated or high primer. It was not noticeable to my old eyes while loading but my colt revolver knew the difference as it would hang up or not rotate. I had to go back and reseat with a hand primer. I researched reviews and ‘hard’ difficult’ seating is a known problem. Had I been aware of this problem I could compensate. Tell me what I need to know not let me find out on my own. One thing concerns me is I tested some primers in a 45acp case with various high primers, hand set by me. Using a m1911, they did not misfire when slamming slide but 5 of 10 rounds tested took a second strike to fire. I guess my point is, when using Genix primers, verify primer seating prior to starting your run and periodically check. Additionally, I also loaded some 45 cowboy colt with a Hornady LNL press and could not get proper seating as the LNL press is a fixed primer seating assembly and you can’t adjust depth. Word to the wise. Thank you for reading

I have bought these from several places over the past three years, always look for best deal and buy 15-20K at a time. I load for a family of shooters ,all bringing range brass. Sometimes I hand prime some but mostly use Loadmasters for 9mm and 45acp.These require different setting from some other primers but i have NEVER had issue with light strikes or failure to fire. I use them in small primer 45 acp with tite group, HP 38, CFE pistol, tite group shooters world in 9mm . Not competition shooters, just family fun. These are the ones I prefer based on past use.

I have loaded roughly 1700 rounds of 9 mm and 40 S&W with these and all have shot well with proper ignition and very clean primer pockets afterwards. I am more impressed with UNIS than Winchester WSP primers actually.

Been Great for us and our loading needs