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Reloading
Do you clean your brass?
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<blockquote data-quote="highfinblue" data-source="post: 2943870" data-attributes="member: 67530"><p>I saw someone wrote reloading voodoo on a previous thread here or somewhere else, it's kind of like barrel break in. Everyone has their own ideas including barrel manufacturers, and they're all different, but if what you're doing is working why fix it. Don't get me wrong I'm old and I'm still learning new and good stuff, and if I'm totally honest I might not do everything exactly the same way every time, but if you're making accurate loads unless you are a competitive shooter it might not be making that big a deal in the long run. Dies last a long time unless you are loading thousands upon thousands of rounds per month. I've got dies I know are pushing forty years old, and I have never worn out a set. Scratched some up running gritty brass through them, that's why I clean brass now, but they still make accurate loads for what I do. I am more careful with the stuff I'm trying to hit targets a long way off. When I say careful, I am not talking safety, I try to be extremely safe with everything, 50,000 plus pressure is more than considerable, it can be deadly.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="highfinblue, post: 2943870, member: 67530"] I saw someone wrote reloading voodoo on a previous thread here or somewhere else, it's kind of like barrel break in. Everyone has their own ideas including barrel manufacturers, and they're all different, but if what you're doing is working why fix it. Don't get me wrong I'm old and I'm still learning new and good stuff, and if I'm totally honest I might not do everything exactly the same way every time, but if you're making accurate loads unless you are a competitive shooter it might not be making that big a deal in the long run. Dies last a long time unless you are loading thousands upon thousands of rounds per month. I've got dies I know are pushing forty years old, and I have never worn out a set. Scratched some up running gritty brass through them, that's why I clean brass now, but they still make accurate loads for what I do. I am more careful with the stuff I'm trying to hit targets a long way off. When I say careful, I am not talking safety, I try to be extremely safe with everything, 50,000 plus pressure is more than considerable, it can be deadly. [/QUOTE]
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