jjwestbrook
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anyone offering a .223/.556 brass processing service in or near the carolinas ?
anyone offering a .223/.556 brass processing service in or near the carolinas ?
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Top Rudder maybe? https://carolinafirearmsforum.com/index.php?members/toprudder.969/
I never size or trim small caliber brass. The only time I've ever done it is a few times with 300 win mag.
I knew I shoulda bought a Dillon 1100 and gotten a mfr's license like a year ago and didnt do it because I just could not make the #'s work at what ammo was selling for at the time. Dope!
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jjwestbrook
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i have a couple 5 gal buckets to do
slow is slow
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After day trading for a year, gme wouldn't even be in my top 100 of I could go back one year with today's knowledge.If we could all see the future, we'd all be rich.GME stock anyone?
trade the boat for primers
ThomasC.
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Rocky Mountain Reloading has PRIMED (crimped!!) new brass cases with PRIMERS for $0.363 each. Subtract the going rate of $0.125-0.15 for SRP, then the cases are around $0.20 or so.
my experience with crimped primers is you will need a deswaging tool to reload.
maybe not that good….depending on what you have and need…
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Rocky Mountain Reloading has PRIMED (crimped!!) new brass cases with PRIMERS for $0.363 each. Subtract the going rate of $0.125-0.15 for SRP, then the cases are around $0.20 or so.
my experience with crimped primers is you will need a deswaging tool to reload.
maybe not that good….depending on what you have and need…
RVO River Valley Ordinance used to provide sized and primed once fired brass. A huge convenience but not as absolutely accurate as neck sized only. That's 20 years into the sunset however for what it's worth. The Girard trimmer was the gold standard heavy use competition shooters chose. That also a dated reference.