Ok, so I just bought some Barnaul .308 ammo from sportsman's guide... They got some for like .38 cents a round...
Its the same price as the wolf... although it is BOXER primed... STEEL CASED... and "non reloadable"
What would make it NON RELOADABLE? I hear that people are reloading STEEL cased ammo... at LEAST once... what would make THIS non reloadable? Other than its a STEEL cased ammo?
Boxer primed is the standard... Supposedly, steel for casings is almost as soft as brass is... at least this is what I have heard...
So what say you reloading folks... Will it reload or not? ( at least once...) Will trying to run steel cases through reloading dies screw them up?? Obviously they would probably need to be lubed a bit better than brass casings would... but will it work?!?!?
I am not looking to make target grade loads out of it... but to just keep costs down for semi-accurate "plinking" rounds... ( like for a Saiga .308, or similar...)
:lol:
Its the same price as the wolf... although it is BOXER primed... STEEL CASED... and "non reloadable"
What would make it NON RELOADABLE? I hear that people are reloading STEEL cased ammo... at LEAST once... what would make THIS non reloadable? Other than its a STEEL cased ammo?
Boxer primed is the standard... Supposedly, steel for casings is almost as soft as brass is... at least this is what I have heard...
So what say you reloading folks... Will it reload or not? ( at least once...) Will trying to run steel cases through reloading dies screw them up?? Obviously they would probably need to be lubed a bit better than brass casings would... but will it work?!?!?
I am not looking to make target grade loads out of it... but to just keep costs down for semi-accurate "plinking" rounds... ( like for a Saiga .308, or similar...)
:lol: