Precision rifle ammo is one thing ...
but my question was primarily about handgun brass, which in my case is also likely to be fired from a levergun.
I suspect that trimming all my brass will make more difference than sorting, because of more uniform crimps. I need to come up with a better method to trim than my hand cranked Lyman and Forster trimmers.
Many years ago I shot in an indoor rifle league. I found that my handloads with ball powder loads straight from the powder measure were every bit as accurate as my meticulously weighed loads. And my powder measure wasn't anything exotic, just a run of the mill RCBS Uniflow.
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- Sorting Brass ? -
Warhawk,
2013-02-23, 22:45
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- I generally don't do sorting - bj, 2013-02-23, 23:52
- I used to do that. I'm moving towards bulk loading, i.e. - Hobie, 2013-02-24, 07:58
- Sorting Brass ? -
Gunner,
2013-02-24, 08:04
- Precision rifle ammo is one thing ... -
Warhawk,
2013-02-24, 10:31
- Precision rifle ammo is one thing ... - Gunner, 2013-02-24, 10:35
- This is true. I'm particular about rifle brass for longer - John K., 2013-02-24, 11:52
- Precision rifle ammo is one thing ... -
Warhawk,
2013-02-24, 10:31
- Only for rifle -
Dave B,
2013-02-24, 11:13
- I started about 50 years ago, sort my brass and keep track - Cherokee, 2013-02-24, 11:58
- Sorting Brass ? - Rod M, 2013-02-24, 18:50