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This thread had me curious about Sig Sauer brass, so I went looking...waddaya'll think about this seller; https://sigsauerrifles.com only accepts payment from zelle (they'll let you know the zelle account to pay by email)...or payment by crypto? I wouldn’t touch them.
Casey
Not being married to any particular political party sure makes it a lot easier to look at the world more objectively...
Having said that, MAGA.
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Midway USA has free shipping again and quite a bit of Sig brass in stock at reasonable prices.
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Midway USA has free shipping again and quite a bit of Sig brass in stock at reasonable prices. If SIG has what you need in stock, it's cheaper than Midway and they have free shipping at $100.
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If you can't get 10 or more reloadings out of your brass, you are either doing something really wrong or it is [bleep] brass.
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Midway USA has free shipping again and quite a bit of Sig brass in stock at reasonable prices. If SIG has what you need in stock, it's cheaper than Midway and they have free shipping at $100. Sig won’t ship to Alaska.
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Any thoughts on how well this holds to multiple loadings? Not much as far as reviews go that I've seen.
General consensus is it appears to be pretty consistent and "well polished. I only have 1-3 firings on my Sig brass in 243, 7-08, and a 270. It is consistent and seems to be pretty "strong" brass, but probably not as strong as Lapua. It weighs more than WW brass. I did anneal the brass when it was new, something I've started doing with all my new brass besides Lapua. At this juncture I would certainly recommend the Sig stuff, considering it to be a cut above the usual brass available today. Why would you anneal new brass?I believe most manufacturers anneal and then polish the new brass.Some like Lapau anneal and don`t polish.
Its all right to be white!!
Stupidity left unattended will run rampant
Don't argue with stupid people, They will drag you down to their level and then win by experience
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I have exceptional good luck with PMC 22/250, 243, 270, 30/06, and 7 mag brass. For some reason, the pmc 223 brass seemed to have been made somewhere else???
If you ever see any, the PMC 257 Weatherby is the toughest that has ever been made.
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Why would you anneal new brass?I believe most manufacturers anneal and then polish the new brass.Some like Lapau anneal and don`t polish. People don't trust the QC of mass market brass any more.
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