Posted by Tony in Mass. on September 28, 2012 at 19:54:36 from (76.127.225.182):
In Reply to: OT: steel cased ammo posted by KYfarm on September 28, 2012 at 04:11:29:
Probably just as well. got to remember steel cases are an iron curtain idea, for all the worn out much hated Russian and Chinese rifles, for a soldier to stay alive long enough to find a better gun. Steel on steel in the chamber, the bolt face- and the 'space age alloy' in your upper reciever is fine for Y3K or a zombie attack, but, not if your rifle is to last a long long time. Brass cases take the pounding rather than the expensive or irreplaceable steel parts. That's why some live to get reloaded, some got smashed keeping your rifle from getting smashed. And... if this stuff is from eastern Europe or Asia... if most likely has a corrosive primer, no swet with your chrome barrel, but the rest of the action would have to be field stripped and cleaned with solvent at the end of every shoot without fail. I have lived thru atleast 5 gun grabbin black helicopter, red hoard invasions, so I wouldn't be so impatient to not hunt down a stash of brass cased FMJ, or handload whatever brass and bullets you do run across. But you finding 32-20 brass is enough of a find to make my year, good going!
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