senecahornet
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How many times on the average can you reload brass before it starts to be a problem?
I have Win. brass that i have reloaded at lease 8-10 times. Lost count.
Seem to me that when i run a re-loaded round through a case gauge and it gets hung up at the rim, it is mostly because the extractor has left some teeth marks on the rim. If i file the bite marks down i usually can get the round to fit the case gauge, but sometimes i can not.
i am thinking that through repeated firings the base becomes flattened. The case lengths mic out o.k. What does repeated firings/reloads do to the brass?
I have Win. brass that i have reloaded at lease 8-10 times. Lost count.
Seem to me that when i run a re-loaded round through a case gauge and it gets hung up at the rim, it is mostly because the extractor has left some teeth marks on the rim. If i file the bite marks down i usually can get the round to fit the case gauge, but sometimes i can not.
i am thinking that through repeated firings the base becomes flattened. The case lengths mic out o.k. What does repeated firings/reloads do to the brass?