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by mr surveyor
Sat Jul 11, 2015 3:16 pm
Forum: Gun and/or Self-Defense Related Political Issues
Topic: question about my ammo
Replies: 18
Views: 2676

Re: question about my ammo

ScottDLS wrote:
mr surveyor wrote:it's always been my understanding that the major issue with steel cased ammo, particularly in "close tolerance" chambers, is the fact that steel doesn't "rebound" like brass, and tends to stay expanded to the chamber wall more. Commie guns with sloppy tolerance chambers were designed for steel cased ammo, particularly the old Yugo SKS. I've never owned a modern firearm that functioned near as reliably with steel case as with brass , or even aluminum. The copper washed steel cased Brown Bear is still steel cased too.

Actually, I guess I just tend to discriminate against supporting commie business ventures too ;)


jd
I buy lots of Czech steel case ammo bc as soon as the Iron Curtain fell the Czechs went capitalist. I want to support them.

I'd doubt that capitalism has anything to do with the physical characteristics of steel vs. brass .....

To each his own


jd
by mr surveyor
Fri Jul 10, 2015 10:58 pm
Forum: Gun and/or Self-Defense Related Political Issues
Topic: question about my ammo
Replies: 18
Views: 2676

Re: question about my ammo

it's always been my understanding that the major issue with steel cased ammo, particularly in "close tolerance" chambers, is the fact that steel doesn't "rebound" like brass, and tends to stay expanded to the chamber wall more. Commie guns with sloppy tolerance chambers were designed for steel cased ammo, particularly the old Yugo SKS. I've never owned a modern firearm that functioned near as reliably with steel case as with brass , or even aluminum. The copper washed steel cased Brown Bear is still steel cased too.

Actually, I guess I just tend to discriminate against supporting commie business ventures too ;)


jd

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