That's a great question...

by Bryan Pettet @, Wednesday, March 23, 2016, 21:13 (3106 days ago) @ Otony

the answer is there is a difference.

Per Ed Harris (well known bullet caster), "Wad-cutter brass has thinner walls with a long cylindrical section which extends all the way to the seated base of the wadcutter bullet, whereas +P and other cases made for JHP service loads are thicker walled and have a faster internal taper intended to increase bullet pull to improve ballistic uniformity with the slower powders used for factory loading jacketed service loads."

It's definitely different than +P brass. Here's what it looks like...

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