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Reloading
Consistant Brass Weight?
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<blockquote data-quote="huntxtrm" data-source="post: 1201499" data-attributes="member: 81958"><p>I have a bunch of .308 brass. I threw them in the sonic cleaner, sized them, trimmed them all the same, etc... Some is LC match, some is FA match, some is just LC, some is just FA, FC ect.... I started weighing the empty cases. They range from 177gn to 183gn. Should I sort these by weight, and not manufacture? Or, use them for general ammo, loaded light? I am loading these for my AR10. Or, should I scrap them, and start from scratch? How much is allowable? I know I have to load this mil brass lighter anyway, but what are the allowable limits on weight difference? I am not trying to drive tacs with these. But, I do want them to be decently accurate.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="huntxtrm, post: 1201499, member: 81958"] I have a bunch of .308 brass. I threw them in the sonic cleaner, sized them, trimmed them all the same, etc... Some is LC match, some is FA match, some is just LC, some is just FA, FC ect.... I started weighing the empty cases. They range from 177gn to 183gn. Should I sort these by weight, and not manufacture? Or, use them for general ammo, loaded light? I am loading these for my AR10. Or, should I scrap them, and start from scratch? How much is allowable? I know I have to load this mil brass lighter anyway, but what are the allowable limits on weight difference? I am not trying to drive tacs with these. But, I do want them to be decently accurate. [/QUOTE]
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