Ginex 50 BMG Primers
Unis “Ginex” d.d. Gorazde has developed a sterling reputation for reliable, high quality primers. Their 50 BMG Primers are no exception. Ginex Primers in stock. Featuring a sleeve of 136 primers, these Unix 50 BMG primers exhibit good workmanship. During all stages of production, primers are subjected to strict control, especially of raw materials and semi-products which have influence to the quality of final products. Final products are subjected to 100% mechanical and visual and dimensional inspections, after which products are subjected to sensitivity, transport and hermetical tests. Ginex produces all types of primers in accordance to:
- Western-European standards
- USA (MIL) standards
- Russian standards
- Buyer’s requirements
Also, our Quality Management System has been certified in accordance to :
- EN ISO 9001:2015,
- EN ISO 14001:2015,
- EN ISO 45001:2018.
| Model | G50 |
| UPC | 050000000050 |
| Weight | 10.0000 |
| Box Qty | 136 |
| Boxes Per Case | 10 |
| Caliber Or Gauge | 50 BMG |
| Quantity | 136 |
| Recommended Usage | 50 BMG |



Max Cade –
My heavy bolt-action has been sitting in the safe for a year because components were impossible to find. Found a case of these online, worked up a load with US869 powder, and it’s shooting sub-MOA. Highly recommend to anyone reloading large caliber.
Jim T –
My heavy bolt-action has been sitting in the safe for a year because components were impossible to find. Found a case of these online, worked up a load with US869 powder, and it’s shooting sub-MOA. Highly recommend to anyone reloading large caliber!!
Devon –
Be aware that these run slightly large, so you need a good heavy-duty priming tool to seat them fully to the bottom. Once you get your technique down, they are incredible. No pierced cups, no gas leakage, and they cost a fraction of domestic brands.
Wyatt Jennings –
With the price of other 50 BMG primers skyrocketing, these Ginex are a total lifesaver. Picked up a few sleeves online and they have been flawless in my MacMillan. Tight fit in the pocket, hot spark, and zero misfires even out in the Alberta wind.
André L. –
Took these out for a winter range day in northern Ontario at -15°C. I was worried about ignition delays with slow-burning powder, but every single round went bang instantly. Standard deviations on the chronograph were in the single digits.
Shane –
I reload a lot of once-fired military surplus brass that has slightly loose primer pockets. These Ginex primers fit nice and snug where other brands feel a bit loose. Shipped fast across the country with no hassle on the hazardous material delivery.