Have any of you guys used factory primed brass before?
Pro's and Con's with factory primed brass (.223)?
Pro's and Con's with factory primed brass (.223)?
FACTORY PRIMED REMINGTON BRASS????
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Re: FACTORY PRIMED REMINGTON BRASS????
Yes. Pro- You don't have to buy primers and seat them. Most are ready to load, with a little cleaning up of the necks.
Con- you can not control what primer they put in. Once you find a load your rifle likes, do you know what primer they put in there so you can duplicate it. You're limited on the case prep you can do since there is a primer there (can't tumble or size with lube). If it's plinking ammo, then this may not apply.
Yes. Pro- You don't have to buy primers and seat them. Most are ready to load, with a little cleaning up of the necks.
Con- you can not control what primer they put in. Once you find a load your rifle likes, do you know what primer they put in there so you can duplicate it. You're limited on the case prep you can do since there is a primer there (can't tumble or size with lube). If it's plinking ammo, then this may not apply.
Re: FACTORY PRIMED REMINGTON BRASS????
I have. Works great. Remington uses their own primers which is just excellant. The primed stuff works great with a Dillon progressive, especially a 650. Easy way to load several thousand rounds in an afternoon.
I have. Works great. Remington uses their own primers which is just excellant. The primed stuff works great with a Dillon progressive, especially a 650. Easy way to load several thousand rounds in an afternoon.
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