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c.robertson · March 2, 2011, 08:18 PM

Brass is not that expensive. If there is ANY question, toss it and buy new.

I was checking some old .30-06 military brass with a odd little spot on the side. I pushed on it with a pick used to check case head seperation and it broke through. It would have been a failure if loaded. It had corroded from the inside and not real obvious from outside.

AGAIN, brass is not that expensive. BUY NEW if any question.

March 2, 2011, 08:18 PM	#8
c.robertson Senior Member Join Date: October 23, 2009 Location: Grain Valley Mo. Posts: 102	Brass is not that expensive. If there is ANY question, toss it and buy new. I was checking some old .30-06 military brass with a odd little spot on the side. I pushed on it with a pick used to check case head seperation and it broke through. It would have been a failure if loaded. It had corroded from the inside and not real obvious from outside. AGAIN, brass is not that expensive. BUY NEW if any question.