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The bigger primer of the two is the one to have. It is large enough to hold a decent amount of 4F but small enough to be handy. I bought one of these several years ago and have been looking for another for quite some time ( for a friend). Luckily I finally have one and we are good to go.
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These are extremely poor quality pan primers. After about 6 months, they stop working, and the front end of them will no longer push in, and worse of all, they will push in, but not spring back out. result? All of your 4F pan powder will be lost in the wind, without you knowing it until the next time you prime your pan. I own two of these, Bought together, and both are absolutely worthless. Purchase the one that has a side button on it, not these. You may pay 20 bucks for it, but it will actually work for years. This is probably one of the worse T/C products ever made. What happens, is the 4f powder will get caught between the brass tube and brass plunger. When this happens, your plunger stops working. You clean it out by taking the spring and plunger out, but it will continue to get worse and worse, until you either throw it away, or throw it in a junk pile box.Read full review
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Bought these for my dad and son they've had no problems. Been using them for about 2 weeks.
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Very good
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Inexpensive brass priming tool if you use 4f as your pan primer.
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