I loaded a couple of cylinder full of a load I shoot in the GP100, seemed to match up well, srp vs spp. I think I will stock up the new old stock.
I'd make him an offer on the lot instead of buying a few a week. Maybe catch a break on the price even beyond the $20/k?
I've experimented with SRPs in revolvers for about ten years. I tend to train my main focus on small rifle primers, because I can use them in the 223, 357 Max. and the 357 Mag in carbine and revolver. If I have small pistol primers, great, but I make certain I always have small rifle primers, which makes my meager primer budget go farther. Not suggesting this is "The Way," rather to share that Ive been using SRPs in revolvers for some time with no problem.
I've been "warned" that the SRP could launch the bullet out of the case before the powder got to burning, make a sudden stop at the forcing cone right about the time the powder hit its peak and blow up my guns. So, I tried to launch a few bullets with just the SRP and no powder. None overcame the crimp. Small sample, yes.
Not all revolvers will ignite them, but the SP101 and the new 3" 357 Charter Bulldog will reliably light even Wolf SRP Magnums, which really aren't magnums, they just have a thicker cup. Taurus 85 will NOT light these reliably, so I save SPPs for it. Ironically, pulling trigger in DA on the Tuarus is like setting a Connibear with one finger and it gives light srikes. The SP101 had a lighter set of springs than factory, and lit rifle primers just fine. The new Bulldog has a very light and smooth factory DA action, but reliably lights rifle primers. That's about the only thing
that dog does well, but that's a post for another thread I dread because it will be LONG, even for me.