Most of military brass and other brands that are shot in auto weapons and AR platforms will be dented at the shoulder or base from hitting the brass deflector. It can be used but prep time goes up.
Bad brass
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Wachsmann
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It's all the LC stuff which I have bought some lake city brass before and had to load down some, compared to some of the Remington and Winchester brass. It did produce pressure at lower charges. I think I also have 2 bags of Lake city brass new stuff for my 7mm-08. My mandrel are on there way for the 308; should be here middle of next week. I'll probably just pick out some of the most dinged one that have no issue with chambering and shoot those with a mid range to 3/4 range load and see how they come out. I will probably pick up some of those cheap blemish bullets also for fire forming.
