Not at all.captain-03 said:
If it did, that would be okay. Plinker .223 rounds can have pull marks, as far as i am concerned.
Found a useful, cheap DIY reloading tool for .223
I had some reloads that were left in a wet ammo can. The clips rusted and the powder soaked up moisture.
hammer pulling these .223 rounds was tough, I guess from the corrosion and crimp.
I took the tip of a demilled m16 barrel (cut off at the h-g cap) in hand and used it to "bend" the bullet in the case, breaking free the neck tension. Demilling the ammo became a whole lot easier because I could pull the bullets out by hand.
this is more or less a de-loading tool
When I can locate a shot out M1 garand barrel, that will be handy for demilling .30 ammo..
hammer pulling these .223 rounds was tough, I guess from the corrosion and crimp.
I took the tip of a demilled m16 barrel (cut off at the h-g cap) in hand and used it to "bend" the bullet in the case, breaking free the neck tension. Demilling the ammo became a whole lot easier because I could pull the bullets out by hand.
this is more or less a de-loading tool
When I can locate a shot out M1 garand barrel, that will be handy for demilling .30 ammo..
