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out of the 300 brass there was 4 packets so 80 rounds of federal american eagle up until now i have only used Winchester and Remington brass this is the first time i have come across crimped primers and being in Australia (forgot to mention that) ex military brass isn't common i will just put...

thanks J E CUSTOM my original post i quoted rim diamiter .540 for the 303british rim i was going off my hornaby reloading manual i have measured a few mill surplus and a few pmc cases and they all seem to be close to .527 so would the easiest way to see if it will work be to chase up...

thanks guys will check it out i only have 80 to do so $100 is probably a bit hard to justify rite now might just hang off and see what other brass comes along and make it worth wile investing

i only tried the deburing tool to see if it was the crimp fouling the primer now i know for sure what it is i will source a primer pocket reamer and do it properly the advice is greatly appreciated

stupid me didn't even think of military style primer crimp read about a similar problem on another post ran the tip of a deburing tool into the primer pocket and primer seated no problem

Hi peoples recently bought 300 once fired 223 brass consisting of 60 Winchester 80 federal and 160 ppu. Winchester i have reloaded so no problems there but federal and ppu i haven't i ran the federal through the case tumbler sized and started cleaning the primer pocket and noticed straight...

Hi all i am currently in the research stages of a project build it will be a left hand action 303epps on a 308 bore i have chosen 308 simply for the greater projectile selection i am looking for a donor rifle my main question is if the case rim on a 303 is .540 is using a action chambered...