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Don't forget to check firing pin. If primer blew there could be damage.

Sealant in the necks was used long before my time and continues, but when they passed me the torch they indoctrinated me into their...

Well, we will count your reloads, but those Mil-Surp rounds don't count due to the sealants used. Those do their job pretty well as does...

I've fired upwards to 15,000 rounds of 1970s-80s milsurp ammo, fired rounds loaded 10yrs prior, pulled bullets on many old batches and I...

Had some rounds loaded for a couple years. Tried seating deeper and wound up crushing the shoulder. Bullets wouldn't budge. Then again...

Now you gone done it! That is a rather astute aspect of this.

I would assume that given an interference fit, in most cases, a barrier material would be wiped/ scraped off.

Cold weld is quite real. I've experienced it myself several times. I once tried to pull some 338 bullets that had been on the shelf for...

Not meant to be for or against MoS2... but MoS2 can become MoO3 and that is a Lewis Acid in breathable air, meaning the presence of...

I was given some reloads that I wanted for the brass, they were loaded with a cup N core bullet. With a collet puller, the first two...

After a couple of blown primers I either dont load more than will be used or load it long To be reset before fireing! Reseting old ammo...

Sorry, acronyms are a pain when they aren't universal and I assumed TLDR was one of those everyone knows... bad assumption... TLDR =...

TLDR: yes the risk is real. If and when it happens, it certainly ruins the ammo performance the same way variable neck tension does. In...

Here is some info from 6BR. https://www.6mmbr.com/gunweek061.html

He just had a “fast barrel”