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Old April 26, 2015, 08:52 AM   #1
indie_rocker
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JAG Headstamp .380 ACP

I recently bought 500 cases of once fired .380 brass and an overwhelming amount of them were JAG headstamps. I've scrounged the internet a couple times and have found that the manufacturer no longer makes .380 cases but does make others to what they claim are high specifications. I cannot, however, find any reviews on people using their brass for reloading...
-Has anyone here used it?
-Is it any good? It seems better than Federal, but I don't know if that's saying much.
-Are the cases of good enough quality to use for SD loads?
-If you have used it, how many reloading cycles did you get out of it before breakdown?
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Old April 27, 2015, 06:20 AM   #2
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Are the cases of good enough quality to use for SD loads?
Any cases made to factory specs are good enough if they funtion in your gun
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