Methods of collecting brass...

Cleftwynd said:
Checked the PO box today and found an incredibly well wrapped box containing 104 Winchester 30-06 1xF brass. Eagleye (Dave) does humanity credit. We are blessed to have him here as a member.

I have already gifted another member with a new set of RCBS carbide 44 mag dies, and will attempt to pay it forward to another member in need.


Thank you Dave for your generosity. PM sent



Regards, Bill
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You are certainly most welcome. I believe that it is one's best interest to help out when it is in our power to do so.

Enjoy! Dave.
 
Scott.C said:
I was not aware of the rules concerning IVI Brass. Sorry about that.
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It's sad what happened with IVI brass and the resulting issues it caused. It's great brass if you ask me. Wish I had a large stash of the stuff in any chambering they offered lol.
 
A positive LEO story. Met a nice guy at the range and he was shooting .308 from a very tactical looking rifle with a suppressor, naturally I was intrigued and jealous. Turns out he is RCMP and since I was shooting .308 as well (alas with no suppressor of course), he saved his brass for me.
I save 9mm for a friend and always offer up anything I don't reload to others I meet, as someone mentioned, it's all part of the brotherhood, or at least it should be.
 
Cleftwynd said:
It's sad what happened with IVI brass and the resulting issues it caused. It's great brass if you ask me. Wish I had a large stash of the stuff in any chambering they offered lol.
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I am fairly new to the sport of shooting (5 years) and very new to reloading (Just starting really) So I am not sure what happened to cause it to be taboo. I was offered an explanation as to why its a no-no by a member here ( who I am thankful took the time to correct me instead of throwing me under the proverbial bus).

Is there a thread that can give me a clear understanding as to why and when IVI was banned here?
 
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