Price will be the biggest factor. Non-corrosive isn't worth double the price of Czech surplus, to me.
It is used to prevent case head separation on long steel cases. Allows the area to stretch.What's the big groove in the case on this .308?
Also, I assume copper = copper washed steel case or just copper, while "bimetal" means brass (copper and tin)?
Wow, that seems so simple, yet so smart.It is used to prevent case head separation on long steel cases. Allows the area to stretch.
Hmm Ukrainian M43..should be interesting. I assuming its non corrosive.
What's the big groove in the case on this .308?
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Also, I assume copper = copper washed steel case or just copper, while "bimetal" means brass (copper and tin)?
Price will be the biggest factor. Non-corrosive isn't worth double the price of Czech surplus, to me.
I looked at all the pics on the site and I noticed all the rounds showed them with fired primers. I didn't notice much for text on the page. Are the ones coming in supposed to be new and ready to hire or are they for reloading?
Awesome. Any chance you will be selling any in bulk? Specifically the 7.62x51?



























