Winchester brass

[fgw_in_fla]

No, not yet. She still needs me to move the appliances.
We're selling the house here in SE section, moving to the other house in the NW section of the city. We're taking care of her mom until further notice. She's not doing well.

Moving puts us right across the street so I can play Frankie Nightingale, the Savage Shooting Day Nurse.

[emtrescue6]

No, not yet. She still needs me to move the appliances.
We're selling the house here in SE section, moving to the other house in the NW section of the city. We're taking care of her mom until further notice. She's not doing well.

Moving puts us right across the street so I can play Frankie Nightingale, the Savage Shooting Day Nurse.

hahaha....I read that last sentence as "....dry nurse" LOL

Hopefully the appliances get moved soon....we'd all hate to think yer going without nourishment!

[LHitchcox]

Recent WW brass has often been too soft. When Winchester stopped using the stainless plating on their primers, the primers seem a bit loose to me. During the current shortage of components, I bought a brick of Tula LR primers and they were much tighter than the old WWs I had been using. Because of that I am looking for some Tula SR primers for a batch of Federal .223 brass that I came up with. Maybe the tighter primers will suffice for loading plinking AR ammo.