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jsergovic
I usually buy from cheaperthandirt.com.
Any other favorites?

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  • Laredo Lefty
    I have shot a lot of the S&B in .357, 9mm, .45acp, .30 carbine, and .223 / 5.56mm with no complaints.

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  • GreenLantern
    I did have some problems with the .223 in my AR15. About every other one would slam the bullet back into the casing and cause a jam. Not sure if I just got a bad box or what.
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  • ace22
    S&B is a favorite of mine along with Fiocchi.Never had any problems with either in 45 ACP.

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  • 74cuda
    Very good ammo. Among the top of the list....

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  • mateomasfeo
    Use it in my AK...great stuff, no problems...

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  • rufe-snow
    Shot a bunch in semi-auto pistols. The primers in the boxes I've shot seem significantly "Harder" then the ones found in U S produced commerical ammo. I had a number of misfires that I attributed to the primers.
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  • William81
    My experience with S&B has been excellent. I have shot several cases of 9mm, .45 and .223 without a hitch. It is not match ammo by any means but it is great practice fodder.......

    Guns only have two enemies: Rust and Liberals....
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  • jonk
    Never had any trouble with it. Regarding the brass itself, I find it reloads well and that the primer pockets are a tad tight- which I like as it means more reloads per case before things get wiggly.

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  • madmarc0
    Good Stuff, I use it all the time.

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  • pickenup
    I am not sure how many thousands of rounds I have gone through. Last week I finally had my first complaint. Firing pin dropped on a primer that did not go off. Not sure if it was the primer or a "tired" firing pin. Will have to do some checking.


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