Rockzilla
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here are a few...full boxes
New Brass How It Was In The 70's
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E.Shell
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Collector value aside...
If you decide to use old brass like that, I would anneal the necks first, to restore elasticity and avoid cracking them during your first loading cycle. Cartridge brass will usually work harden and lose elasticity in long term storage, some of it just aging, some due to changes in temperature.
If you decide to use old brass like that, I would anneal the necks first, to restore elasticity and avoid cracking them during your first loading cycle. Cartridge brass will usually work harden and lose elasticity in long term storage, some of it just aging, some due to changes in temperature.
StickShaker
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That's very interesting. I recently resized thousand's of 1953 once fired 45acp's and it took way more pressure than current brass. At first I thought the brass was thicker but that wasn't true after measuring it.
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