.38/357 brass last ?
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Re: .38/357 brass last ?
I have 600 new Starline that I was going to rotate the current brass out with. That was probably over a year ago and the Starline is still gathering dust on a shelf somewhere. 38/.357 brass seems to go for ever.
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ballkeeper
Re: .38/357 brass last ?
That's great news then I have some one and now 2 times fired brassOvenpaa wrote:I have 600 new Starline that I was going to rotate the current brass out with. That was probably over a year ago and the Starline is still gathering dust on a shelf somewhere. 38/.357 brass seems to go for ever.
So should see me for awhile
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Re: .38/357 brass last ?
I bought 500 privvi case back in 2014 and on the first couple of firings lost 10-12 cases through spilts. I was very disappointed and complained bitterly on these pages about rubbish cases. Rather than throw them away I persevered with the cases though and since then (touch wood) I have had no more problems and the cases are on their 10th reload. I use 3.4g of Vectan AS behind a 158g bullet so a light load.
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Re: .38/357 brass last ?
sounds good .what gun do you shoot them out of rifle./pistolbewildered wrote:I bought 500 privvi case back in 2014 and on the first couple of firings lost 10-12 cases through spilts. I was very disappointed and complained bitterly on these pages about rubbish cases. Rather than throw them away I persevered with the cases though and since then (touch wood) I have had no more problems and the cases are on their 10th reload. I use 3.4g of Vectan AS behind a 158g bullet so a light load.
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Re: .38/357 brass last ?
Hello Chris
Marlin.
Marlin.
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ballkeeper
Re: .38/357 brass last ?
hello there ,cant pm you yet
marlin very nice ?mine a win 94 ae
marlin very nice ?mine a win 94 ae
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ballkeeper
Re: .38/357 brass last ?
think it went goodballkeeper wrote:going to try 148gr wad cutters next see how they go with bulleye
Re: .38/357 brass last ?
That seems to work, was the card shot off hand or from a rest?
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