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Thread: Brass importance?

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  1. 28-08-2016, 08:17 PM #2
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    As long as it has been prepped the same as all your other brass I doubt you would see any differences on paper. Especially between brass that has a couple more firings. I don't sort it. I have new loads and 5-6 times fired loads mixed in my cartridge box and they seem to perform the same accuracy and ES wise.

    I don't mix brands of brass for no other reason than I always tend to buy what goes best thru my rifle and stick with it.
    Neck tension and projectile consistency is more important regarding accuracy Imo.




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