Gonna stir the pot. Lake City Mil Match Brass.

FrancF

April 21, 2005 17:39

If you are going to reload the stuff, is it-
Good for Bolt guns?
Good for Semi guns?
or
Just good GI Brass?

I have my own opinion-[:)]


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  sandwarrior

  April 21, 2005 20:26

  FrancF,
  
  I load with it for my .223 and my .308. It works as well as anything I use provided I do my part and keep good quality control. Both my rifles are bolts.
  
  We have the second amendment so that all the rest are secure....UNK>

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  richbug

  April 22, 2005 04:55

  I would say it is just good general pupose brass. I have only used it in 308. I can't figure out what he tool marks are for arround the base. It doesn't get nearly as beat up as FC GM brass when used in an autoloader. I am on 5 reloads through the Bolt gun, and 3 through the FAL stuff.
  
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  JustC

  April 22, 2005 08:19

  LC brass is thicker than commercial brass, so BACK OFF 10% before re-working the load ladder. It takes a hell a beating from what I understand and after match prepping is quite consistent. Many competition High Power guys use it because it's tough and takes a lot of firings. Oh yeah, less powder too[:)]
  
  why chase the game when the bullet can get em from here?....
  Got Balistics?

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  Pinhead

  April 22, 2005 10:44

  I have used military brass far more than civilian brass for the simple reason that it is tougher brass and lasts longer. You do tend to get more off center flash holes with it but I just use those for practice and plinking loads only and no problem. I particularly like the LC and RA military brass. I'm running real low on the RA brass and wish I had some more but haven't been able to located any in 30/06 in some time. If anyone knows of a source for it -- I'm all ears.

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