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It's hard to tell, but it's scratched/dinged from the extractor on both sides of the bevel of the rim.
I have a lot like this.
Toss or reload?
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It's hard to tell, but it's scratched/dinged from the extractor on both sides of the bevel of the rim.
I have a lot like this.
Toss or reload? -
Typical. Not a problem. -
It is not "damage".Comment
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You should see some of the things my Deagle extracts. 44 mag never got beat up so much, but now going into 8+ reloads...7 Billion people on the planet. They aint ALL gonna astronauts. Some will get hit by trains...
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Get a fine stone and clean up your extractor.Comment
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File, emery cloth?Comment
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Can't really tell from the pic, but if you can feel any raised or outward brass, clean it up with cloth or flat file. Otherwise, you're GTG.
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GTG, no problem...Comment
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That's how I count how many time the brass has been reloaded on my PSL...
No worries!Comment
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Make sure the chamber of the gun is nice and clean with no rough spots that might slow the extraction of the case. I polish mine.
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Yeah. Lc9. Is a little cheesy.
Since extractor groove dings are no big I'll keep loadingComment
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