Wildman1024
.357 mag
So I finally was able to test some of the hand loads I did. These look OK to me but I am still untrained. How do these look to you guys?
How does my brass look?
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Wildman1024
.357 mag
I have a lot of PMC cases as I have run threw a few cases of that stuff over the years and saved the brass.
kev74
20×102mm Vulcan
They look perfect! Full speed ahead!
Pretty round, smooth and polished from where I am standing.
Target
6.5 Creedmoor
ummm.... they'er empty.
You are missing the pointy front parts and the pepper looking stuff inside.
You are missing the pointy front parts and the pepper looking stuff inside.
Acer-m14
.950 JDJ
looks like you need a new firing pin for the 9mm .. its hitting all over the place . LMAO ..
HighlandLofts
6.5 Creedmoor
Nice looking brass, how is your reloaded ammo hitting?
Once you been doing it for a while you will feel more comfotable.
Once you been doing it for a while you will feel more comfotable.
Twogunwilly
6.5 Creedmoor
Looks like they need a couple thousand friends.
tony
.223 Rem
Primers look good with no flattening, cratering, or indications of excessive pressure. Brass look normal to me.
Wildman1024
.357 mag
Cool. Thanks for the reassurance. Everything felt ok firing them. I didn't test anything.for accuracy yet. Just wanted to make sure I was doing things ok and not gonna blow up in my face.
Shoots100
.357 mag
Next thing you need to do is buy a chronograph and see what velocity your getting.
Some bullets perform better at higher or lower speeds, so knowing how fast your going will get you to that place quicker.
Also, your going to need to start sorting your brass now too. I/E- Once fired, twice fired...., especially with soft brass.
Keep on Keeping on.
SJC
Some bullets perform better at higher or lower speeds, so knowing how fast your going will get you to that place quicker.
Also, your going to need to start sorting your brass now too. I/E- Once fired, twice fired...., especially with soft brass.
Keep on Keeping on.
SJC