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Old 04-26-2020, 10:28 PM
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It is very good brass. Consistent. But comparing it to other brands just opens up a big can of worms! Kinda like what is the "best" powder, bullet, case lube, cleaner etc etc.

So folks are very obsessive about brass. For range blasting, to me brass is brass. It all works (except a few junk brands) I do not buy new brass other then a few time. I bough some Starline 10mm


Check their website for all the calibers, they used to be just handgun but make some rifle now,


Starline Brass | Rifle, Handgun, and Pistol Brass
Comparing brass is actually pretty simple. Run the same loads in say 5 pieces of each, track the number of times it is loaded. Then compare data. Based on that, I avoid Federal rifle brass & iffy on their magnum handgun stuff. Identical loads in other brands were fine but enlarged primer pockets showed up in 2-3 Firings in Fed even their GMM brass.
RP handgun brass is well known for being thinner in the case mouth. For 45acp, I cant load 0.451" jacketed in RP brass, I get setbacks. So brass can be fairly compared imo.
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