I finally splurged and bought some Lapua brass and I found this comment under the reviews at MW. True or not true? Really worth the extra effort?
"Lapua .308 Win brass, over many years of reloading, has proven to hold up very well even fired from a dozen different bolt action and auto-load .308 rifles... and using full case sizing each time..if the Ammonia caused by the burned powder is neutralized by soaking the fired brass in a weak solution of ascorbic acid and water shortly after being fired.(vitamin C, 250mm x 6 in one quart of H2O) This keeps the brass from becoming brittle; annealing is needed only after 6 reloads and the Lapua brass will last for about 18 reloads."
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"Lapua .308 Win brass, over many years of reloading, has proven to hold up very well even fired from a dozen different bolt action and auto-load .308 rifles... and using full case sizing each time..if the Ammonia caused by the burned powder is neutralized by soaking the fired brass in a weak solution of ascorbic acid and water shortly after being fired.(vitamin C, 250mm x 6 in one quart of H2O) This keeps the brass from becoming brittle; annealing is needed only after 6 reloads and the Lapua brass will last for about 18 reloads."
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