Hi guys, I was wondering what I should do if while moving homes I find some of my factory ammunition has some cases that are bent below the shoulder. It is crooked. Should I just dispose of them or is there some way to save them? Thank you
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Look like they are no longer any good...
In today's market, I would pull the bullets and run them through a die.
Just 3 or are do you have a bunch?
Just 3 or are do you have a bunch?
just these 3
Pull bullets, run through a mandrel die ensuring there's no decapping pin, pour powder back in, reseat bullet Do this one round at a time. The round on the right even looks like the bullet can be removed by hand since the case mouth looks oval. If you don't have any reloading equipment, you can try using the chamber of your rifle to straighten it as much as possible (it'll require some force) but it's likely the bullets will get mangled and it won't be remotely accurate.
With two cocked to the left and one to the right I dont think you will get a consistant group.
Sighters/foulers/practice rounds.
Midway sells really cheap white boxes with a foam thing. After the time spent on match ammo loading, I really consider it an easy buy.
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I also wouldn't spend any time to "fix" them. Not worth it to me. Especially since it is factory ammo, I wouldn't want 3 rounds which were "special". Even if they fire, there is almost nothing to be gained from firing them because now they don't match the rest of your rounds.
I also wouldn't spend any time to "fix" them. Not worth it to me. Especially since it is factory ammo, I wouldn't want 3 rounds which were "special". Even if they fire, there is almost nothing to be gained from firing them because now they don't match the rest of your rounds.
Maybe the gun is worth less than those 3 rounds...you dont know.
