blazzer brass

[Bongos]

are these reloadable? see some ammo at Wally world for $12.47 box of 50 (don't know if I want to save the brass to reload)

[Opus109]

are these reloadable?

Yes.

[Para45]

It's great stuff for reloading and if you can find it at that price definitely pick up a few cases!!

[bruceflinch]

Big Negativo!

http://www.blazer-ammo.com/

Blazer ammo has aluminum cases, not brass. Not Reloadable. That's why it is less expensive, though it is good ammo.

[Opus109]

Hello?

http://www.blazer-ammo.com/blazer_brass.aspx

[jcruzer619]

From the their site:http://www.blazer-ammo.com/blazer_brass.aspx

[domokun]

As long as it isn't the aluminium (silver) cased ammo, Blazer Brass is 100% reloadable.

[bohoki]

ive reloaded the stuff that says cci and the stuff stamped blazer

[cgseanp1]

Big Negativo!

http://www.blazer-ammo.com/

Blazer ammo has aluminum cases, not brass. Not Reloadable. That's why it is less expensive, though it is good ammo.

ha.. ever heard of Blazer BRASS?

[nick]

Big Negativo!

http://www.blazer-ammo.com/

Blazer ammo has aluminum cases, not brass. Not Reloadable. That's why it is less expensive, though it is good ammo.

He's asking about Blazer Brass, not regular Blazer, I think.

[LexLuther]

are there brass cartridges that are not reloadable?

[bruceflinch]

ha.. ever heard of Blazer BRASS?

Nope!

I'll be honest & say I have not purchased loaded ammo in about 10 years, w/ the exception off .22lr.

[brassburnz]

are there brass cartridges that are not reloadable?

Military Berdan primed brass is NOT EASILY reloaded. Boxer primed brass is what most people reload.

I've heard of people who reload Berdan primed brass, but it seems like a pain and not worth the effort. Most if not all commercially available ammo with brass cases is reloadable. However, depending upon your reloading equipment, some types of brass are easier to reload than others.

I used to work for a commercial reloader a while back. We used to process about 80K to 100K rounds of brass a week, mostly in various pistol calibers. For some reason, 9mm parabellum brass from mixed manufacturers was always finicky to reload unless it was deprimed and resized first. Every day I would prep 9mm brass for about 30-45 minutes a day on a Dillon 1000. When I got a good rhythm going, I'd finish off 1000 to 1500 cases at a time. But then I'd hit the bottom of an Egyptian 9mm SMG round with a Berdan primer. Damn those things! Busted decapping pin, busted elbow.

[bohoki]

Military Berdan primed brass is NOT EASILY reloaded. Boxer primed brass is what most people reload.

I've heard of people who reload Berdan primed brass, but it seems like a pain and not worth the effort. Most if not all commercially available ammo with brass cases is reloadable. However, depending upon your reloading equipment, some types of brass are easier to reload than others.

I used to work for a commercial reloader a while back. We used to process about 80K to 100K rounds of brass a week, mostly in various pistol calibers. For some reason, 9mm parabellum brass from mixed manufacturers was always finicky to reload unless it was deprimed and resized first. Every day I would prep 9mm brass for about 30-45 minutes a day on a Dillon 1000. When I got a good rhythm going, I'd finish off 1000 to 1500 cases at a time. But then I'd hit the bottom of an Egyptian 9mm SMG round with a Berdan primer. Damn those things! Busted decapping pin, busted elbow.

yep i was fooled somehow a barnaul silverbear got in with my nickle cases lee pin just popped up so no break yet

[thebullet]

I reload the blazer brass all the time out of my dillion 650. It works good after you shoot it then reload it.