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I bought a 10mm and made an annoying discovery.
I bought a 10mm and made an annoying discovery.
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34 Replies
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Scoop the LPP brass for reloading so you can keep the small primers for your other cals.
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It’s all a decapping pin breakage conspiracy, the primer manufactures ammo manufacturers and the reloading equipment manufacturers want to sell loads of decapping pins to the masses! Good thing their affordable and generally available.
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Yep, STAY AWAY FROM BLAZER!
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Swage those small primer pockets up to large 😉
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Large
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Yes, spp’s are really annoying I separated all of mine so I don’t waste anymore Lpp’s while reloading
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This is aggravating for sure but large is the standard. 45acp also does this as the group has stated. I have both and have to sort through it. I wonder if pressure is affected between small and large?
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Does this occur on .40SW ? Or just the 10mm?
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Another reason why I don’t reload.
I will say I pickup all of the brass I can and just have sterilite boxes full of miscellaneous brass. I try to keep 223/556 together and 9mm and 45 in their own boxes but it’s almost impossible. And only two of my buddies reload and they only reload for hunting and long range.
I believe I’m a brass goblin or whatever y’all call them.
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Yeah…. I got 750 pieces at 12¢ a piece and it was divided into 3 bags: federal (LPP), Xtreme(LPP), and Hornady(SPP)… You’d think 40mag would be straight large. Especially from Hornady.
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Is it possible to buy spp cases? I want to get into 10mm but I’m stocked deep for spp. I don’t want to have to hunt down lpp.
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Most newer ammo has an option for both large and small primers. It’s like the in thing to do right now
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I have this same problem with 7.62×39
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When I find 45 ACP (or Auto for the purists) with SPP, I use them to make 400 Cor-bon rounds. Haven’t come across SPP 10mm yet, but wonder if it’s worth it to trim those down to 40 S&W?
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I’m dead fam
