Go for it I have used several times fired brass to AI, in different calibers and never had a problem, not even remotely an issue, the 223 has got to be the most forgiving round there is, when it come to trying stuff.
Dean
I have a question for the AI guys out there. Due to the current reloading component supply issue, I might not be able to find my preference for new brass (Lapua). If I wanted to fire form using once fired brass for a 223 AI, do I need to anneal first? Or will they still be soft enough to fire form properly?
Thanks,
Randy
Go for it I have used several times fired brass to AI, in different calibers and never had a problem, not even remotely an issue, the 223 has got to be the most forgiving round there is, when it come to trying stuff.
Dean
RUMs are like woman in Stiletto heals, you know they are going to put you in the poor house, but that has never stopped anyone from pursuing them.
FL size...prime/load/shoot
no bullet jump to lands.........
S/shot Savage & heavy Pac Nor's rock !! 'JM' Marlin lever gun nut !
Thanks for the help, fellas. I'll go for it.
Randy
Annealing will help. It will take shooting a time or two to fully form out the cases.
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