I went shooting today, have steel case, before I toss, does anybody here reload it? I know it's not super common to do, if anybody does.
223 remington, TulAmmo brand.
I went shooting today, have steel case, before I toss, does anybody here reload it? I know it's not super common to do, if anybody does.
223 remington, TulAmmo brand.
no, am aware of no one who reloads steel, thanks for asking
Rj
Didn't think so. I didn't know if it was very viable to reload since steel can get brittle when re worked.Originally Posted by knockonit
i don't normally shoot steel, but when desert shooting i seem to pick up a dozen or so pounds of it that is left by desert as holes, have almost a 30 gal drum full, will take it for scrap when next i go. a magnet picks it and shot gun shells, up generally come home with several 30 gal trash bags, sure wished i could shove it up some folks arse.
but hey thats just me
Rj
Oh yeah, I easily picked up 10lbs of trash today. I just picked up my own steel first, since I could find it and it was clean. the other stuff is just trash.
I have reloaded steel 9MM. I did it mainly as a test, if forbid, it would become necessary at some time in the future. It is not ideal, but doable. I have not tried to reload steel .223/5.56, but I would assume in an emergency, it would be possible.
I've reloaded aluminum 9MM. Works great but probably wouldn't last long.
Most steel is Berdan prrimed.
You are correct, I didn't know what that meant, so I just looked it up. Looks like it's a pain to reload, so into the recycle bin they go.
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