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  1. Pull or shot them

    Toss. Never heard of a "too tight barrel." Tight match chamber? Sure. Barrel? No. I'd pull them and either resize the projectiles or toss them, or load them in .357 cases.

  2. How to KILL Disable a Primer

    Spray with Kroil if there's a worry about dropped oil not getting in the compound.

  3. How to KILL Disable a Primer

    This is part of the process (with a new compound added omitted) we tested back in '93 when the rumor mill was going full tilt about how the goobermint was pushing legislation to require primer manufacturers to make them with a "shelf life" of something like 90 - 180 days. You couldn't find a...
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    Can anyone identify this projectile?

    That's a good guess Greg. Could be a moly coated bullet (home kit) but those usually coat the entire projectile.
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    Can anyone identify this projectile?

    Is there no limit to your expertise sir?!?!?!
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    Can anyone identify this projectile?

  7. Can anyone identify this projectile?

    If it was a sealant, I'd expect to see it around the primer as well. There was a period of time in the early to mid 90's (Ruby Ridge, Waco, etc.) where folks were putting up loaded ammunition and sealing the case mouths and primer pockets for long term storage. When taggants in powder and...

  8. Anybody use dry additives to their vibratory tumblers' corn cob media?

    Thanks for your old man instinct. I'm not asking about shipping, handling, sensitivity, etc. I already have first hand experience with all that and am not looking for an argument or Fuddlore. I'm guessing no one has any practical experience with this topic so I'll close the thread. Thanks...

  9. Anybody use dry additives to their vibratory tumblers' corn cob media?

    Actual, real world controlled testing has proven otherwise. I've tested this many years ago with a labratory grade chronograph. I wouldn't embark on this without some prior knowledge of what I was doing. I only asked about others use of dry addititives and what they may have found to increase...

  10. Anybody use dry additives to their vibratory tumblers' corn cob media?

    Why? Done tens of thousands with no ill effect whatsoever.
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    Anyone have load info on these?

    I wonder how they taste? (I'm out of bacon.)

  12. Selling or recycling bulk 5.56/223 brass?

    I have a friend that picks up brass. He just sold unsorted, uncleaned range pickups to a local scrapper for more than $2 per lb. He had about 4,000lbs.

  13. Selling or recycling bulk 5.56/223 brass?

    My point is the fight is the same whether you're talking 3,000 or 30,000.

  14. Selling or recycling bulk 5.56/223 brass?

    Dude. I must have 15 - 5 gallon buckets of .223 brass and just took delivery on 18,000 pcs of primed Lake City .308 brass. Go full retard or go home, LOL!

  15. Selling or recycling bulk 5.56/223 brass?

    Hold it for the next "panic." It's not been so long ago that 223 brass was selling for 15-20 cents each unprocessed.

  16. Price for processed 9mm brass?

    4 pc brass for each primer.

  17. Anybody use dry additives to their vibratory tumblers' corn cob media?

    I've run tests. It has no effect on reliability that I found. MV increases slightly (about 20fps) for obstructed flash holes vs. not.

  18. Anybody use dry additives to their vibratory tumblers' corn cob media?

    I read that it's too sharp so I'll stick with Nu Finish car polish as an additive.

  19. Anybody use dry additives to their vibratory tumblers' corn cob media?

    I am about to take delivery on a large quantity of brass that will need a little tumbling before I sell it. I cannot wet tumble this brass as it is primed and ready to load, just a little tarnished from age and storage. I'm thinking of trying aluminum oxide as an additive, similar to how a...

  20. How much are you reloading 5.56 for?

    Correct. I do not have a secret supplier of components heppin' a brutha out on the ODT. These were all purchased after the Pulse nightclub shooting where the cops' bullets hit most of the victims.
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