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I love the P3 Primers (white and black).

Next: Duplicolor Sandable Primers- which come in a variety of colors. They are very similar to the P3 Primers. Way cheaper, though they have a pretty nasty smell about them until they dry, something the P3 Primers don't.

Everything else... well, I'll never use Armory Primer again, but the Armory spray paint is good. GW is not a primer, its a spray paint, and is too $$.

Anything else- hey, if it works for you, go for it. All I have to say though, is you just paid $20+ for a single model. Why are you trying to skimp by saving $1-$2 bucks on a can of primer, arguably the most important step in painting a model?

The Krylon Primers and spray paints are all excellent and fairly inexpensive.