Thanks Scotty! I'm just going to make sure there aren't any brass pieces that have thicker necks on one side vs the other. Supposedly a neck that has a lot of variance in thickness from one side to another indicates the entire brass piece is thicker on one side throughout the case body. I commonly cull brass this way for my 30-06s.
Now if the question is whether said brass piece can fire a bullet to kill an elk at 300 yards...that's another question!
I think you'll be good buddy. I do wanna acquire some RWS cases. From all I hear and have seen those might be the heat for 7mm MSM cases.. Then again, I haven't had a ton of trouble from the reformed Hornady cases either.
