A buddy who bought a brass .44 in 1973 shot the arbor loose in less than 500 rounds, and not loading heavy.
My .36 brass from '69 is still shootable, but long retired.
I didn't know any better back then, now I do.
Pay the difference, forget about "cheaper", and go steel.
Denis
My .36 brass from '69 is still shootable, but long retired.
I didn't know any better back then, now I do.
Pay the difference, forget about "cheaper", and go steel.
Denis