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Scored 80 pieces of SIG 6.5 Creed once fired brass at the range today. Can anyone tell me about it-----GOOD, BAD, or what? I'm guessing that it is SIG SAUER---Yes/No ? Hip | ||
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Well I weighed 5 pieces of Sig brass and the difference between the heaviest and the lightest was 3/10th. of a grain. I also weighed 5 pieces of Hornady brass and the difference is 1.3 grains. So the Sig brass is a lot more consistent but will it hold up, that is the question ! Hip | |||
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Why are you worried just use the stuff. When it wears out it wears out. Any more then 2 or 3 loadings you have it paid for. If you got it for free your way ahead of the game. | |||
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Not worried, just curious! Didn't even know Sig made/sold ammo! Hip | |||
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SIG has an ammo plant in Kentucky they opened in the last couple of years. | |||
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Weight differences are often in the head or extractor groove. Measure case neck wall thickness with a tubing micrometer to determine consistency. | |||
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Thanx AFLEAD I will do that! I have the micrometer. Hip | |||
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