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Originally Posted by JBnTx
When they split lengthwise starting at the neck they're no good.
Or the mouth is damaged enough to interfere with bullet seating or chambering.
Up to that point, load them.
I doubt your problem is "worn out" brass.
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I AGREE. I WILL BE SURPRISED IF YOUR PROBLEM IS TRACEABLE TO YOUR BRASS. ANY PROBLEM THAT I HAVE HAD WITH SQUIBS, THROUGH DECADES OF SHOOTING RELOADS (NONE MY OWN---LOADED BY MY LGS) HAS BEEN DUE TO AN ERROR IN THE LOADING OF POWDER. THE CARTRIDGES ALWAYS LOOK BEAUTIFUL…...
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Last edited by one eye joe; 09-27-2015 at 01:17 AM.
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