I'm going to start reloading for my new 223 and have about 100 pieces of WCC brass. I was thinking that LC or winchester brass would be better, but how much better? This will be soley a range gun.
Actually, WCC stands for Western Cartridge Company, a firm which became part of the Olin-Winchester organization. It was sold in both loaded and unloaded forms to American sportsmen for many years, both before and during the Winchester association.
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A lot of the WCC brass I use is just fine. All of mine was from off shore military ammo that from what I hear was made by Western Cartridge Co.here in the USA. If memory serves correct it was 30-06 brass from Columbia. Back in the early 90s I bought a bunch of it stamped wcc54 and wcc55. roger
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A lot of the WCC brass I use is just fine. All of mine was from off shore military ammo that from what I hear was made by Western Cartridge Co.here in the USA. If memory serves correct it was 30-06 brass from Columbia. Back in the early 90s I bought a bunch of it stamped wcc54 and wcc55. 
roger
