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  • gregr266
    Member
    • Aug 2009
    • 190

    New Brass

    How many times can you re-load new brass before it gets too old if your shooting it out of the same rifle each time, and would you need to trim it down each time before a reload or do you just check the tolerances before each load. Shooting out of a .223 CMMG 16" carbine.

    Thanks.
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    Afterburnt
    Senior Member
    • Jun 2009
    • 808

    Any decent reloading manual should discuss this topic. There is no set number of reloads it really depends on how much the brass is worked by firing and resizing. Semi autos require full length sizing and thus decrease case life.
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    • #3
      freakshow10mm
      Veteran Member
      • Jun 2008
      • 3061

      Depends on cartridge, type of sizing, pressure level, trim frequency.

      I get about a dozen loads from .223. 90%+ pressure, FL sizing, never both trimming.

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