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Old April 8, 2011, 06:03 PM   #12
amamnn
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Better or worse are relative terms--Nickle plated brass is better at resisting corrosion when left in a firearm for long periods of time - such as in a policeman's gun when the guy does not get out to the range a lot--or if the cartridge is left in Barney Fife's pocket.............

Brass cases will be easier to work with (reloading works the brass) for a longer period of time and are more easily restored to something like their original ductility through annealing than are nickle plated cases.
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