08 July 2010, 20:12
JD MillerPistol Brass 45 colt
I need some more 45 colt pistol brass
Is starline brass any good for repeted reloading?
Also I have some CBC stamped brass that was magtech ammo and I read that there are problems installing primers in this stuff and I can see that the pocket isnt chamfered and has a tight sharp shoulder primer pocket. This CBC also looks like it has a high base inside and weights 10 grs more than my Remington 45 colt, Is this CBC stuff undesirable?
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08 July 2010, 21:34
Steve E.In my experience Starline brass is some of the best there is. I have reloaded the CBC brass and don't really have any problem with it, seems just as good as any other.
Steve E..........
08 July 2010, 23:29
craigsterI've used CBC brass in some rifle chamberings, worked/lasted as well as most of the Win or Rem I've used over the years.
09 July 2010, 00:15
fredj338Starline is exc brass, a bit thicker than RP, you are good to go with it.
09 July 2010, 03:58
jeffeossoi use hornady, when i an get them, and buy them by the 500
09 July 2010, 06:01
Rick RIMHO Starline is good stuff and I buy it when I can find it.
09 July 2010, 06:53
Sagebrush BurnsStarline is as good as it gets.
I only use Starline... I buy them from the factory in lots of 500.
10 July 2010, 01:57
JD MillerStaline it is...
I tryed seating some primers in this CBC magtech brass with my hand primer with no problems, so Ill use it too
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10 July 2010, 06:42
admirali personally think Federal makes the best 45 Colt brass. but i don't think you can get any unless you buy factory ammo. having said that i mainly use Starline (i have a small stash of Federal)for repeated 30K psi loads and it lasts way longer than RP or WW brass does.
10 July 2010, 06:46
homebrewerquote:
Originally posted by JD Miller:
Starline it is...
I tried seating some primers in this CBC Magtech brass with my hand primer with no problems, so Ill use it, too.
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Just chamfer the primer pocket if it's too sharp to get the primer in easily. Takes just a few seconds...
10 July 2010, 08:08
JD Millerquote:
Just chamfer the primer pocket if it's too sharp to get the primer in easily. Takes just a few seconds...
I was thinking of doing that
Somewhere i read several guys complaining about dificulty in priming the CBC brass. Maybe they were useing the big press to seat em
I tryed it with my RCBS hand held and worked slick as goose shit, no problem
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11 July 2010, 07:40
TEANCUMUsed a lot of Starline and reloaded the same cases many times with no problems.
12 July 2010, 02:23
AZ PeteAs the other posters have said. Starline is very good brass. So is "Top Brass" from Scharch Mfg. in Colorado.
16 July 2010, 23:29
CTSixshotI've loaded some 45 LC into CBC brass and it worked as advertised. I'd think the biggest concern with 45 LC would be the older mushroom style (is that the correct terminology?) heads that aren't as strong as the standard brass web construction.
...I guess the correct term is "ballon head".