Aftermath
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I do not reload, but if I can find a good source of free or cheap scrap lead I would love to get lead pot and a shot-dripper and start reloading shotshells.
Does anyone here own any all brass shotgun shells from Rocky Mountain Cartridge Company ( http://rockymountaincartridge.com )? My understanding is that they are extremely durable, and can be loaded similar to plastic hull shells because they have the same internal diameter ( unlike the MUCH more affordable allbrass Magtech which I believe uses oversize components, and is supposed to be much thinner walled)
I would be thrilled if there really is such a thing as near "infinitely re-loadable brass" I know they are extremely expensive at 6.50 per hull for 12 gauge however I am a young guy and would probably buy quite a few of these if they will really last all my life. If they will truly last hundreds of reloadings then I don't care if they take many years to "pay off" .
Also should these preform the same in an autoloader as plastic hulled shells of similar performance?
Anyways, right now I only shoot 12 gauge but I have interest in 28 gauge, RMCC makes both so who would like to share their opinion on the durability of these all brass shells?
Does anyone here own any all brass shotgun shells from Rocky Mountain Cartridge Company ( http://rockymountaincartridge.com )? My understanding is that they are extremely durable, and can be loaded similar to plastic hull shells because they have the same internal diameter ( unlike the MUCH more affordable allbrass Magtech which I believe uses oversize components, and is supposed to be much thinner walled)
I would be thrilled if there really is such a thing as near "infinitely re-loadable brass" I know they are extremely expensive at 6.50 per hull for 12 gauge however I am a young guy and would probably buy quite a few of these if they will really last all my life. If they will truly last hundreds of reloadings then I don't care if they take many years to "pay off" .
Also should these preform the same in an autoloader as plastic hulled shells of similar performance?
Anyways, right now I only shoot 12 gauge but I have interest in 28 gauge, RMCC makes both so who would like to share their opinion on the durability of these all brass shells?
