Posted By: Nick1
Jackpot today - 09/24/21 10:11 PM
Score today….haven’t seen this stuff in a long time.
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Jackpot today
Posted By: TXHOGSLAYER
Re: Jackpot today - 09/25/21 02:42 AM
Posted By: J.G.
Re: Jackpot today - 09/25/21 03:06 PM
Watch for split necks on only one firing.
Posted By: rickt300
Re: Jackpot today - 09/25/21 05:59 PM
If you don't get split necks anneal before you reload them.
Posted By: skinnerback
Re: Jackpot today - 09/25/21 08:54 PM
I've got more if interested. My 22-250 likes the Fusions better so I'm not gonna use them.
Posted By: Nick1
Re: Jackpot today - 09/26/21 03:18 AM
Originally Posted by FiremanJG
Watch for split necks on only one firing.
Can you elaborate? I’m amusing you are referring to after being shot?
Posted By: J.G.
Re: Jackpot today - 09/26/21 06:46 PM
Originally Posted by Nick1
Originally Posted by FiremanJG
Watch for split necks on only one firing.
Can you elaborate? I’m amusing you are referring to after being shot?
One firing, some necks may split. The ones that split become scrap brass and cannot be reloaded. The ones that do not split, as was mentioned, clean and anneal them after that first firing. If they are annealed every two firings, they will last for several more firings. I really like Hornady brass, even for. 22-250, but there's something odd about their .22-250 brass that it frequently splits on just one firing. I've seen as much as 10% of the rounds fired.
Posted By: Nick1
Re: Jackpot today - 09/27/21 12:16 AM
Originally Posted by FiremanJG
Originally Posted by Nick1
Originally Posted by FiremanJG
Watch for split necks on only one firing.
Can you elaborate? I’m amusing you are referring to after being shot?
One firing, some necks may split. The ones that split become scrap brass and cannot be reloaded. The ones that do not split, as was mentioned, clean and anneal them after that first firing. If they are annealed every two firings, they will last for several more firings. I really like Hornady brass, even for. 22-250, but there's something odd about their .22-250 brass that it frequently splits on just one firing. I've seen as much as 10% of the rounds fired.
Ahhh. Ok. I understand. I don’t reload. But thank you for the explanation.