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Fuel every shot with the best primers and powders designed for reliable ignition, consistent performance, and customized reloading success. Getting the right primer and powder combination is critical to safe, accurate, and efficient ammunition — whether you’re handloading for hunting, competition, or range time. Precision starts with the right components.
You'll find trusted brands and proven reloading materials selected for shooters who demand consistent results every time they squeeze the trigger.
Small and large rifle primers for a variety of centerfire cartridges
Small and large pistol primers for defensive and competition loads
Shotgun primers built for smooth ignition and clean burns
Smokeless powders for rifles, pistols, and shotguns in various burn rates
Powders optimized for velocity, consistency, and temperature stability
Proven brands known for safe, reliable, and predictable reloading performance
Get the spark and the power your custom loads need with carefully matched primers and powders built for serious reloaders.
Small primers are used in cases with smaller primer pockets, typically for smaller calibers like .223/5.56 or 9mm. Large primers are used for larger calibers like .45 ACP or .308 Winchester. Using the correct size primer is critical for safe, consistent ignition.
Always select a powder recommended in reputable reloading manuals for your specific caliber and bullet weight. Different powders have different burn rates, affecting velocity, pressure, and accuracy. Choosing the right one ensures both performance and safety.
Yes. Magnum primers deliver a hotter, longer flame needed to properly ignite the larger powder charges typically found in magnum loads. Using a magnum primer when required ensures complete, efficient powder burn, especially under cold weather or high-pressure conditions.
No. Never substitute powders unless load data specifically allows it. Even powders that look similar can produce drastically different pressures and velocities. Always follow published load data exactly to ensure safety and performance.
Store primers and powders in a cool, dry place away from heat, sparks, or open flame. Keep them in original containers with clear labels. Using a fire-resistant storage cabinet adds extra safety, especially if storing larger quantities.