Ledd Slinger
Silver $$ Contributor
Debating if the effects of annealing brass expire or not is completely irrelevant. All that matters is that the brass has been annealed recently and it is headspacing the same and neck tension is consistent when sized in the die. You need to measure the headspacing on the cases after sizing and pay attention to neck tension when seating bullets. If it's erratic, they need to be annealed then sized and measured again. That simple.
If you want to shoot old factory ammo, you do so at your own risk. I won't do it. Won't shoot ANY factory ammo for that matter.
If you want to shoot old factory ammo, you do so at your own risk. I won't do it. Won't shoot ANY factory ammo for that matter.
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