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Reloading
Stainless Pin Tumbling "too clean"?
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<blockquote data-quote="mrmax" data-source="post: 1885865" data-attributes="member: 85491"><p>I shot ammo that had been loaded and stored for a year in a warm and dry environment that I would not normally have kept for a registered match. I ended using when I came back to the US for a competition in an approved match @ 500 yards at Camp Atterbury. That is the ammo that I shot a 200-20 X Iron sight and prone setting that range record , had it been a registered match it would have been a US National record . That brass was SS tumbled before loading over 6-12 months before shooting . And yes those had been fired cases , never annealed ,,,.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mrmax, post: 1885865, member: 85491"] I shot ammo that had been loaded and stored for a year in a warm and dry environment that I would not normally have kept for a registered match. I ended using when I came back to the US for a competition in an approved match @ 500 yards at Camp Atterbury. That is the ammo that I shot a 200-20 X Iron sight and prone setting that range record , had it been a registered match it would have been a US National record . That brass was SS tumbled before loading over 6-12 months before shooting . And yes those had been fired cases , never annealed ,,,. [/QUOTE]
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