packetloss
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Some new info on this. Different range, different person obviously with a different gun, but was shooting the same ammo (115 grain Remington) straight out of the factory box. Even at this range, no one besides me reloads so I was sucking up all the brass. The case on the far far right was Blazer (he only had one box of 50 of those but none of them were cracked).
There are no bulges or anything when I examined the cases, the pictures and soot residue exaggerate any of those features of the brass. Other than the cracks they otherwise looked pretty normal. Primers looked fine, no overpressure or anything odd.
I have a crap ton of cases, so I haven't reloaded the same ones too many times and have only found 1 cracked one in the last 3000 that I shot and it was cracked at the case mouth. Isn't that normally how cases go? Crack at the mouth and down? These look kind of like rupture cracks. Unless they used some crazy powder or there are a lot of defective guns out there, this looks like crap ammo and cases to me.
There are no bulges or anything when I examined the cases, the pictures and soot residue exaggerate any of those features of the brass. Other than the cracks they otherwise looked pretty normal. Primers looked fine, no overpressure or anything odd.
I have a crap ton of cases, so I haven't reloaded the same ones too many times and have only found 1 cracked one in the last 3000 that I shot and it was cracked at the case mouth. Isn't that normally how cases go? Crack at the mouth and down? These look kind of like rupture cracks. Unless they used some crazy powder or there are a lot of defective guns out there, this looks like crap ammo and cases to me.
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