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223/5.56 Brass Question
So I have some AR brass I'm not familiar with, as far as being good for reloading.
First up is headstamp PSD on top with 2 digit year on bottom. South Korean, 5.56 I presume.
Second is headstamp A USA on top 223 Rem on bottom. Commercial Ammunition USA I believe.
Any have any experience with these, good or bad?
Thanks in advance.
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I've loaded bunches of PSD. I think it's good stuff, comes from PMC ammo. I've had nothing but good loads come out of it.
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A USA is Armscor USA, supposed to be good brass
Stay far away from AMERC
Careful with the PSD ones (PMC ammo), some people have reported off-center flash holes causing de-priming issues, and others even after depriming said they required a lot more work than usual to remove the crimp.
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I'll take the psd if not wanted ��
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Not a fan of anything Armscor.
Most PSD brass has small flash holes that can be an issue with Dillon dies. And most all of it has crimped primers that can be a deal breaker for some.
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Thanks for all the input so far.
I guess I get to sort it after all, and then run some test batches to see how they work out for me.
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