PPU Brass - good or bad

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I had enlarged primer pockets in the 223 brass using loads that worked fine in other brass. Trashed it all
 
PPU 5.56 brass does not work well for conversion to .300 BLK. The walls are a little too thick, so you end up with a thick walled neck. It's also harder than others resulting in excessive resizing force. I realize you're not making BLK cases, but this does provide two bits of data regarding the characteristics of the brass.
 
PPU 5.56 brass does not work well for conversion to .300 BLK. The walls are a little too thick,
Could the necks be turned down?
I have some once fired PPU brass for 22 hornet, we'll see how that goes.
 
223 PPU cases hang up in my LEE shell holder and I have to fiddle with it to get it out. Other than than that its as good as any other brass.
 
Loaded it in .223 and .45ACP. never had a problem. I have some .223 PPU all primed and ready on my bench right now, matter of fact.
 
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