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Found a good price on Sig brass and decided to order 200 for the 243 and quit reloading mixed headstamp. I weighed all 200, more than 90% are +‐ 0.7gr of 165gr and all were within 2.4gr (all but 1 were within 2.0gr). All lengths were within .002 and neck thickness was .015 and consistent to +‐ .001. Primer pockets were excellent, but flash holes did need trimmed for internal burrs. Based on weights with other brands I had on hand it was 10% heavier than Hornady, 5% heavier than Winchester and 5% lighter than Federal. Haven't gotten it loaded yet so no usage report but initial inspection looks very good.
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You'll like it. I use Sig brass in my 22-250 and 308w. I was thinking the other day, that if I knew where to find some for my new 243, I'd snag it. I ended up buying enough new Hornady and 200 pcs of once fired stuff. You'll like that Sig brass though. It's very concentric as well. Great for loading straight ammo.
I try to stick with the basics, they do so well. Nothing fancy mind you, just plain jane will get it done with style. You want to see an animal drop right now? Shoot him in the ear hole. BSA MAGA
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