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Reloading
Virgin brass vs fired brass
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<blockquote data-quote="Buckskinner" data-source="post: 1411022" data-attributes="member: 99929"><p>Andros, I am glad you pointed out you're trilingual. Was going to point out that you should make sure that your target is a deer and not a Deere, as the farmer/rancher would get pretty ****ed...</p><p></p><p>Consistency is the name of the game with LR and it's kind of like golf, you can never reach perfection,,, but doesn't mean you don't keep trying to improve. (I hate golf btw...) </p><p></p><p>I wish I would have had a site like this available when I started reloading (and wish I would have found it earlier), would have saved me a lot of time, frustration and barrel wear. I had a concentricity quality control issue with some Nosler brass a few years ago and one of the members here slapped me upside the head and made me realize that it didn't matter with new brass. Now instead of sitting on a shelf it's in my rotation and no different than any of my other brass...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Buckskinner, post: 1411022, member: 99929"] Andros, I am glad you pointed out you're trilingual. Was going to point out that you should make sure that your target is a deer and not a Deere, as the farmer/rancher would get pretty ****ed... Consistency is the name of the game with LR and it's kind of like golf, you can never reach perfection,,, but doesn't mean you don't keep trying to improve. (I hate golf btw...) I wish I would have had a site like this available when I started reloading (and wish I would have found it earlier), would have saved me a lot of time, frustration and barrel wear. I had a concentricity quality control issue with some Nosler brass a few years ago and one of the members here slapped me upside the head and made me realize that it didn't matter with new brass. Now instead of sitting on a shelf it's in my rotation and no different than any of my other brass... [/QUOTE]
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