Check your brass...

[Rodentman]

I found these in a batch of fired brass I bought. Don't get too many rejects, but it's important to check. Wonder if these were 1x fired. No matter, when they're bad, they're trashed.

[Rip Van Winkle]

What brand of brass? I bought some WCC06 last fall from Wideners that I'm finding cracks in the necks on the second loading.

[Rodentman]

R--P, Stands for Rest in Peace I guess. Or Remington.

[FJ540]

I'll take 'em if you bring them to a gathering sometime. Works for cutting down to 300blk.

[Rodentman]

I'll take 'em if you bring them to a gathering sometime. Works for cutting down to 300blk.

OK I'll save all the .223 brass with bad necks. So far just a few.

[LarryFlew]

R--P, Stands for Rest in Peace I guess. Or Remington.

Remington Peters, just forgot OUT

[OldmanFCSA]

Any brass from an unknown source should be annealed.

With blowouts in the neck-shoulder area, chamber needs a good cleaning and a check for damage.

Have fun,
Be safe.

[exarkun]

R-P Remington Arms Company, Inc., Bridgeport CT , and later: Lonoke, AR (also used by CDM of Mexico)

Source: http://cartridgecollectors.org/?page=headstampcodes

[LarryFlew]

R-P Remington Arms Company, Inc., Bridgeport CT , and later: Lonoke, AR (also used by CDM of Mexico)

Source: http://cartridgecollectors.org/?page=headstampcodes

We know - originally Remington-Peters which is where the R-P comes from

[20mm]

We know - originally Remington-Peters which is where the R-P comes from

Peters came from the King Powder Company.

[LarryFlew]

We know - originally Remington-Peters which is where the R-P comes from

Peters came from the King Powder Company.

B4 becoming part of.....................

[20mm]

We know - originally Remington-Peters which is where the R-P comes from

Peters came from the King Powder Company.

B4 becoming part of.....................

The global industrial complex?