Sounds like you are our designated guinea pig, Bubba. Let us know how they work.
Well Mr. BK,BK said:Sounds like you are our designated guinea pig, Bubba. Let us know how they work.
Well,M700 said:There is one thing that I suggest that you do.
Section an empty case of the P-P and a North American commercial brass so that you can compare the thickness at the web.
I have seen a rifle destroyed from using factory P-P ammo. When we sectioned the case, it was found to be thinner than anything we had seen before, by about half.
Caveat Emptor.
Do this just as a precaution, it may save your rifle.
thornblom said:Dave:M700 said:There is one thing that I suggest that you do.
Section an empty case of the P-P and a North American commercial brass so that you can compare the thickness at the web.
I have seen a rifle destroyed from using factory P-P ammo. When we sectioned the case, it was found to be thinner than anything we had seen before, by about half.
Caveat Emptor.
Do this just as a precaution, it may save your rifle.
If you only have 20 cases, they aren't worth the effort.
What is your location?
Well,
All I have invested in these cases is a little time and 20 primers. I may be better off just sh*t cannibg these cases. I have 100 LC cases, 200 Remington cases and 50 Hornady match cases. I can surely do without these 20.
Thanks for the heads up.
Sincerely,
Dave (Bubba) Thornblom
I'm just guessing, but right now I'll just go for 4 or 5 loadings and see how they look after that.SemperFi said:Perhaps with newer bullets, they've made some improvements in tolerances in bullet manufacturing since 1983.
Those are good groups though! I wouldn't be disappoint with that!
How many uses are you expecting out of the prvi cases?