Damn cheap Federal brass. You load it five or seven...

[ysr_racer]

Damn cheap Federal brass. You load it five or seventeen times, and it craps out on you

 

[Truth]

Some serious pressure judging from the crator inflicted onto the side primer

 

[ysr_racer]

Some serious pressure judging from the crator inflicted onto the side primer

Move to Scotland, they'll take care of you for free

 

[Truth]

Move to Scotland, they'll take care of you for free

Someone spike your eggnog with crack?

 

[Matt Sterbator]

Some serious pressure judging from the crator inflicted onto the side primer

Case head looks fine. Probably just worn out.

I've seen 9mm loaded to major that you could barely make out the brand of brass, because the lettering had been smashed flat.

 

[hagrid]

Damn cheap Federal brass. You load it five or seventeen times, and it craps out on you

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Maybe if your junk revolver didnt have hogged out chambers by third world child laborers the brass wouldn't have to deform so much?

 

[C. Dolan]

Maybe if your junk revolver didnt have hogged out chambers by third world child laborers the brass wouldn't have to deform so much?

A 9 mm revolver ?

 

[hagrid]

Yup! A 9 cylinder "race" gun. For Bradco it's a race to see how fast ammo can be turned into wasted components.

 

[ysr_racer]

Yup! A 9 cylinder "race" gun. For Bradco it's a race to see how fast ammo can be turned into wasted components.

Ha ha, you funny guy Joe.

 

[ysr_racer]

A 9 mm revolver ?

S&W 929, 8 shot 9mm revo. I had it cut from shvartza to yid.

 

[hagrid]

Seriously though Brad, if you're truly interested in extending the life of your brass you can get a cheap hobby kiln and anneal them after firing.

 

[ysr_racer]

Seriously though Brad, if you're truly interested in extending the life of your brass you can get a cheap hobby kiln and anneal them after firing.

Hey Rockefeller, I don't have "kiln money" like you do. The best I can do is my granddaughter's Easy Bake Oven.

Will that work?

 

[Stetson]

JB Weld

 

[hagrid]

Hey Rockefeller, I don't have "kiln money" like you do. The best I can do is my granddaughter's Easy Bake Oven.

Will that work?

Depends on how much longer you plan on reloading. Brass is expensive. If memory serves cartridge brass anneals below 500°F. You could do them in the kitchen if you dont mind the residual heat.

While I'm spending your money I'd also recommend an economical thermocouple setup like Cisqo had on his doomed Grom.

 

[Master-Cylinder]

Depends on how much longer you plan on reloading. Brass is expensive. If memory serves cartridge brass anneals below 500°F. You could do them in the kitchen if you dont mind the residual heat.

While I'm spending your money I'd also recommend an economical thermocouple setup like Cisqo had on his doomed Grom.

Just use a propane torch, like I do on head gaskets.

 

[tinhead]

Just throw the brass in a cake pan and stick it in the oven the next time you cook a batch of Totino's Pizza Rolls.

 

[hagrid]

Just use a propane torch, like I do on head gaskets.

People like you make me extremely valuable. Thanks, mang!

 

[Hugh G. Rection]

MC heat cycles everything!

 

[Master-Cylinder]

MC heat cycles everything!

I'm gonna heat cycle Schiavos ass in my rape shed tomorrow.

 

[Hugh G. Rection]

Thavage!

 

[Snail]

Do you check and trim your brass before reloading?

 

[C. Dolan]

S&W 929, 8 shot 9mm revo. I had it cut from shvartza to yid.

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I guess it loads with clips to hold the ammo ?

I have an old converted Webly that shoots .45 acp.

 

[ysr_racer]

Do you check and trim your brass before reloading?

No and no, in that order.

 

[ysr_racer]

I guess it loads with clips to hold the ammo ?

I have an old converted Webly that shoots .45 acp.

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Yes, full moon 8 round clips

 

[Snail]

Did you clean the failed brass or is that how it looked out of the gun fresh fired, not cleaned?

 

[ysr_racer]

Did you clean the failed brass or is that how it looked out of the gun fresh fired, not cleaned?

Yes, I dry tumble all my brass prior to loading it. I knew there was a "nager in the wood pile" when I poured the brass into a box.

I could hear it "clinking"

 

[Squidwerd]

Yes, I dry tumble all my brass prior to loading it. I knew there was a "nager in the wood pile" when I poured the brass into a box.

I could hear it "clinking"

Nager

 

[Snail]

Measure it. You might be seating the bullets too deep (via machine set coal) on your older brass.