[Redneck with a 40]

I just loaded 20 peices of this brass, primer popped out easy, new primer seated easily, no primer crimp. This is great, because I will have 200 peices of this stuff, once I shoot the ammo.:)

[Mags]

I must be doing something wrong, I have to remove the military crimp on all my PMC bronze brass. Maybe there is a different production method within the bronze line of brass.

[evan price]

That's not entirely true. PMC also produces ammo for military contracts, and when run on those machines they do not turn off the primer crimp. There is PMC Bronze brass which DOES and DOES NOT have the primer crimp- the only way to tell is to look at the primer. I 100% guarantee that there are both, because I've seen both with my own two eyes.

[sqlbullet]

I have only seen one of the two types, and unfortunately it was crimped.

I hope I start seeing the other!

[something vague]

Congrats Redneck! That is good news as I have yet to come across any that is not crimped. Would like to find some though.

[Redneck with a 40]

www.sportsmansguide.com. That's where I got mine, look up the PMC under 223 ammo.:)

[matrem]

I've seen both with my own two eyes.
I have too,though the majority of the ones I've shot have been crimped.

[ohioshooter]

I had to buy a swage tool just to get the military crimp out.

[Redneck with a 40]

From here on out, I'm gonna stick with remington, I know for a fact that they are not crimped. It may be of a lesser quality than military brass, but I don't care. I'm shooting a mini-14 at 100-150 yards, just messin' around, the brass probably won't make much difference.