209 primmers ?

[b44mag]

hey guys n girls i have a ? i was just looking at primers they have 209 shot shell and 209 muzzle loader is there a diff or is it just another way to make more $$ i traded for a in line the guy didn't even know what it was he says to me its a cva with 209 primer nickle barrel camo stock and a  scope  he said that the breach plug was stripped by the time he got it out i asked him if the threads were ok he said yes  so i said ok  haven't seen it yet hope it was good trade if not that's ok ill hang her on the wall at camp any help would be appreciated  and thanks for the spell check ok i use app lose in fffg in my 50cal  flintlock 75 g  with round ball not sure what ill try in the inline probably the loose app to start can i use the 209s with the loose or should i get some pellets im not sure i have some 295 belted hps worked real good in flintlock will try 100g lose app 295 belted hps let me know what you all think thanks for all the info i just want to say this is the best bunch of outdoors people thanks go out to graybeard for getting all of us  together 

[NONYA]

They are just an expensive version of a 209 primer,I have used standard 209 primers for years and never had one fail me,save ur $.

[Redhawk1]

b44mag, the Remington Kleen bore and the Winchester Triple7 primers are different than a standard 209 primer. They are not as hot as the standard shotgun 209 primer. The are intended to be used with triple7 powder. The reason for a less hot primer is to reduce the crud ring.  If you plan on using Pyrodex or black powder, the standard 209 primer will be OK.

Now Winchester did come out with a 209 primer package the says muzzleloader on it, but it is just a standard 209 primer, so no need to spend the extra money on them.

[Biff Mayhem]

For the best help, you should mention what powder you use - if it's loose or pellets - then what primer-brands are available to you.