The Firing Line Forums - View Single Post - does handgun brass make a difference in accuracy?

Farmland · June 20, 2013, 01:57 PM

The answer is always depends. I mean what do they or do they not do when shot from your gun. I shoot nothing but mixed brass reloaded I don't know how many times and everything is as accurate as I need it to be.

During general target practice I have very nice groups from 10 - 25 yards, they work well in practical events and hit ever can I shoot at on the farm.

But that is from my gun loaded the with the same bullet, powder and primer over and over again.

If I was shooting something like bulls eye I may be a little more consistent and they may include the same cases and probably new or at least I would know how many times they were reloaded.

So just because they work with with my gun they may not for you.

June 20, 2013, 01:57 PM	#13
Farmland Senior Member Join Date: July 5, 2009 Posts: 869	The answer is always depends. I mean what do they or do they not do when shot from your gun. I shoot nothing but mixed brass reloaded I don't know how many times and everything is as accurate as I need it to be. During general target practice I have very nice groups from 10 - 25 yards, they work well in practical events and hit ever can I shoot at on the farm. But that is from my gun loaded the with the same bullet, powder and primer over and over again. If I was shooting something like bulls eye I may be a little more consistent and they may include the same cases and probably new or at least I would know how many times they were reloaded. So just because they work with with my gun they may not for you.