These cases (new to me) have an aluminum base and an alloy upper. Video also says it lasts 2.5 times longer, its stronger, slicker, and is magnetic so clean up is easier and faster.
Shell Shock Technologies - alloy casings
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One of the Hooligans has that for 9mm, I think. It requires special dies to reload, but he said that picking up the spent brass was very easy with a magnet.
PowPow
Where's the beef?
I guess you'd call it spent alloy?
One video I watched the guy said it cost less than brass. I wonder if they were considering reloading it about twice as much?
I read maybe a year ago that there were a lot of new alloys underdevelopment that were using steel as one component, maybe this is one of those alloy solutions?
I don't reload, thought it would be interesting to discuss, if you guys were not already discussing/using it.
I read maybe a year ago that there were a lot of new alloys underdevelopment that were using steel as one component, maybe this is one of those alloy solutions?
I don't reload, thought it would be interesting to discuss, if you guys were not already discussing/using it.
4570inMD
Western MD Hooligan #007
True.
Hardest part of casing recovery is conditioning your eye to quickly spot 'silver' cases rather than brass.
j8064 even had to adjust his nasal locating skills to find the ShellShock cases.
4570inMD
PowPow
Where's the beef?
I wonder what happens if a nickel plated case gets mixed in with this alloy stuff, one doesn't notice lack of base, and it goes through a sizing die? They look different enough to me for this to seem unlikely, but lots of stuff happens when processing spent cases in volume.
Jmorrismetal
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- Sep 27, 2014
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$150 for 1,500 cases
https://www.shellshocktechnologies....tools/1500-new-unprimed-9mm-luger-nas3-cases/
and another $100 for the special size and flaring die.
https://www.shellshocktechnologies....and-flaring-dies-for-shell-shocks-nas3-cases/
I am thinking it won't make it right now.
https://www.shellshocktechnologies....tools/1500-new-unprimed-9mm-luger-nas3-cases/
and another $100 for the special size and flaring die.
https://www.shellshocktechnologies....and-flaring-dies-for-shell-shocks-nas3-cases/
I am thinking it won't make it right now.
PowPow
Where's the beef?
Answer: "These dies can also be used with brass cases."
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