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| I toss it. Heard of too many problems from people that havetried to reload nickel rifle brass. |
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| That's a mighty strange tale , why would there be problems reloading nickle plated cases ?.
I use nickle plated cases in several calibers and have yet to experience any problems .
7 Rem Mag .338 Win Mag . 44 mag on and on . Personally been using it for better than 25 years or more. |
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| There is some on the classifieds now.
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| Ted-
I don't see any on the classifieds. Can you direct me to it? |
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| I still have my nickel plated hoard of brass from the 1994 panic!
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| | | Posts: 188 | Location: Texas, via US Navy & Raytheon | Registered: 17 August 2008 |
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| What panic of 1994? The Clinton crime bill of 94? What did that have to do with nickel cases? |
| | | Posts: 325 | Location: Georgia | Registered: 11 December 2005 |
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| I've had problems with the plating flaking off. Quit using them years ago. I've also heard that the plating can score your dies.... but I don't know about that.......good luck
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I don't own that caliber so I really don't know . 
