I came across 100 or so of these and it is 10 gr heavier than my non crimped.Has anyone else noticed this?
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Re: Crimped Hornady Match brass?
I did notice that some factory hornady I shot had a light crimp in it. It was .308 178 BTHP non-superformance. I have not weighed them yet so I can not attest to the +10 grain claim. I will weigh tomorrow and post back.
I did notice that some factory hornady I shot had a light crimp in it. It was .308 178 BTHP non-superformance. I have not weighed them yet so I can not attest to the +10 grain claim. I will weigh tomorrow and post back.
Re: Crimped Hornady Match brass?
Great keep me posted.
Great keep me posted.
Re: Crimped Hornady Match brass?
Crimped hornady match? yes. Weight difference? didn't check. Its mixed in and untracked with my uncrimped hornady match and there's no odd flyers or inconsistencies I could blame on it, so if there is a difference its somewhere that doesn't matter.
Crimped hornady match? yes. Weight difference? didn't check. Its mixed in and untracked with my uncrimped hornady match and there's no odd flyers or inconsistencies I could blame on it, so if there is a difference its somewhere that doesn't matter.
Re: Crimped Hornady Match brass?
To me, crimped means military. Military .308 all too often is the smaller volume case for use in semi's and FA's.
Might be a good idea to check the H20 capacity of it versus a piece of commercial Hornady brass.
To me, crimped means military. Military .308 all too often is the smaller volume case for use in semi's and FA's.
Might be a good idea to check the H20 capacity of it versus a piece of commercial Hornady brass.
Re: Crimped Hornady Match brass?
No one else nottice this?
No one else nottice this?
