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8 wrz 2013 · I've found new Winchester .308 Winchester brass at 40 cents per case. Reloading each case 5 times brings the cost down to 8 cents per case. In comparison, once-fired Lake City military brass from Diamond K Brass is 29 cents per case or a little under 6 cents per case for 5 reloads.
21 sie 2010 · Let's review...the only way to have truly once-fired brass is from a range that never uses reloads, i.e. always uses new ammo. That is likely to be an exclusively LEO range or more likely a military range. If military, there could be issues with crimped primer pockets and heavier brass.
If it's LEO once fired, especially if it's training, safe to say the chambers they are being fired through could 10k+ firings. I picked up a batch of once-fired military range brass, how it fit into a go-no-go gauge was comical.
25 lut 2012 · I bought about 1000+ 45 ACP brass from Leo Brass awhile back. After 5 hrs in the tumbler the stain that's on the brass is still on. I took a few out and try...
9 maj 2020 · I get once fired indoor LEO brass and it's either Speer or WW. The brass you don't want to use is stepped brass. IMT, Freedom Munitions, AmmoLoad and the worst, MaxxTech.
15 cze 2012 · What is the best brass? Should I use “once fired” or “military surplus” brass? Is quality of Lapua brass really worth the added cost? I stumbled upon some info on 6mmBR.com about a year ago containing some data that can be used to compare of brass uniformity between manufacturers.
13 sty 2011 · I just wanted to let you all know what a standup businessman Paolo of www.leobrass.com is. I have been ordering from him recently and had some issues with a bunch of 9mm brass he'd sent me. About 300 out of 1000 cases were the WCC military type with the crimped primer pockets.
