Can i reload pmc bronze

Pull your information together in one post to precisely describe your problem. There are several reasons moderators get cranky. Threads like this one are one example. PMP has less capacity than other head stamps and should be loaded at least 2 grains lighter than Win or LC cases.

I looked at some of the mixed-brass reloads I recently finished up and found a bunch of PMC in there. I used Wolf. What I am posting is bases on personnel experience. So with the PMP cases I have, 2 grs less for me. Lot s and manufacturing specs CAN change over time. Aloha, Mark. That's a great point.

My brass is from ammo I shot in Small rifle primers speaking of Boxer Primers are sized That's ME. IF your cases are "so special" that they use a non-standard sized primer ME, I'd toss the lot. I got plenty of other brands of brass. I was trying to remember which of those had the volume issue. My own load of 55FMJ over Of course I worked up the load using PMP brass and didn't work it back up with LC noting that there would be, if anything, less pressure for that load in LC.

Not trying to pick an argument, just wondering if that's a typo or if I'm missing something ROKs make it. Excellent stuff, IMO. Have used their X-TAC and with no issues-- their brass is always cleaner and in better shape than Federal and it always goes bang. It's good stuff and makes great range ammo. If you can find it in stock at a decent price, I wouldn't hesitate to buy it. I use mostly PMC bronze for range ammo and have yet to have an issue. Buy with confidence I've shot thousands of rounds of PMC and it has always treated me well.

Consistent and clean. Wish I could find some. I'm a brass snob so only reload LC, but I know that other reloader friends of mine have used PMC without issue for many of their reloads.

As for the factory ammo, it's almost all I've shot the past two years and never had a cartridge-related issue. No malfunctions at all. But we were shooting carbine gassed Colts The one thing those little suckers can't do is put a bullet in straight.

I measured a box of Qa1 korean and the runout was no less than. Good running ammo, and not too hot You'll get sea sick!

I like PMC. I only have a couple hundred rounds left. I have had no issues with it at all. If only the price were lower, but that is another story. Definitely good to go. I'm a big LC fan too. The only LC brass I have has been crimped. I also like the ability to make a wide variety of types of ammo, ammo that I wouldn't be able to buy otherwise.

Definitely not reloadable Send it to me for proper disposal. Well, even if it may not make financial sense, with potential ammo shortages again, it may make sense to reload just so I have affordable ammo to shoot.

Your best insurance policy for having affordable ammo durring a shortage is to stockpile ammo, or components. Not trying to talk you you of reloading, just understand that having reloading equipment will not garuntee cheap acessable ammo in a shortage.

Save the ones you can, but I say don't go out of your way to save it.