Gearhead Jim
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I have about 500 rds of once-fired Remington .357 Mag brass, unplated.
When I used to buy commercial reloads, the ones in .45 Auto Remington brass had much less pull resistance than others. My own .380 reloads have less bullet pull in Remington cases than other brands, but not so extreme. I don't know how long the Remington brass lasts before cracking, compared to others.
If the Remington .357 brass is good stuff, then I'll get some more and starting loading them. But if they are sub-standard, I'll just go with another brand.
Comments?
When I used to buy commercial reloads, the ones in .45 Auto Remington brass had much less pull resistance than others. My own .380 reloads have less bullet pull in Remington cases than other brands, but not so extreme. I don't know how long the Remington brass lasts before cracking, compared to others.
If the Remington .357 brass is good stuff, then I'll get some more and starting loading them. But if they are sub-standard, I'll just go with another brand.
Comments?