Why steel cases for handgun?

If it is nickel, then its good to reload. Pretty much all my dad's 38spl cases are nickel. I did notice a little bit of force is required compared to brass (using carbide dies) but a little bit of lube and its butter.
 
I've ran alot of 9mm nickle and it's fine, just a little bit more amrstrong needed on the press.

I won't join the police left our range a mess song Rather, I will just ask if anybody knows the fees the RCMP are charged to rent the range per officer or visit. It can be very substancial and in the cases of some ranges the reason they can stay operable. I think it can be as high as $250/per officer, per visit. Anybody want to verify this, somebody here has to know??

JT.
 
jtoews80 said:
I've ran alot of 9mm nickle and it's fine, just a little bit more amrstrong needed on the press.

I won't join the police left our range a mess song Rather, I will just ask if anybody knows the fees the RCMP are charged to rent the range per officer or visit. It can be very substancial and in the cases of some ranges the reason they can stay operable. I think it can be as high as $250/per officer, per visit. Anybody want to verify this, somebody here has to know??

JT.
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I recal a particular indoor range in calgary that charged $600 or $800 per day for Police requalifications ( 4 officers and one instructor...I think). Sounds like very good money for the range and a SCHWACK of once fired brass for the reloaders.
 
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