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Lilswede1 · December 5, 2009, 06:28 PM

This is "once-fired" brass from a friend. He got a good deal on the brass at a gun show and gave 600 rds to me. I'm beginning to think this brass may have been reloaded more then advertised.
Brass has cleaned up really well and looks very good. No obvious signs of stress or separation at the base but one never knows for sure when you are buying it in bulk.
I will be more alert during the deburring process tomake sure I am not taking too much material off.

December 5, 2009, 06:28 PM	#8
Lilswede1 Senior Member Join Date: September 8, 2008 Location: NW Wash State Posts: 216	thanks for all the good advice This is "once-fired" brass from a friend. He got a good deal on the brass at a gun show and gave 600 rds to me. I'm beginning to think this brass may have been reloaded more then advertised. Brass has cleaned up really well and looks very good. No obvious signs of stress or separation at the base but one never knows for sure when you are buying it in bulk. I will be more alert during the deburring process tomake sure I am not taking too much material off.