Don't have any advice for you, but I've found that all of the CCI brands (Speer, CCI, Blazer) all look beautifully clean inside, at least in 9mm and .380. I don't know if it's the powder they use or some sort of finish on the inside, but they seem to be like that for every case I encounter. It's like the opposite of PPU-stamped cases (generally Monarch), which end up completely black with sticky junk about 1/3 of the way into the case that loves to collect tumbling media which then has to be cleaned out manually.LTUME1978 wrote:I found a bunch of Speer 45 ACP brass at the range today and all of it has small primer pockets. I have found a little of this in the past and just pitched them but I would prefer not to do that if these are useable for reloading. Has anyone loaded 45 ACP with small primer pockets? If so, other than a different primer, do I need to do anything else differently (ie, change powder weight, etc.). One other thing I noticed was the inside of all of these cases were extremely clean (looked almost as clean as the outside). I wonder what powder Speer is using for these loads. Any ideas on that?
Thanks,
John
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