Description
Certified Once fired 6.5 Creedmoor Once Fired brass. This brass has been sorted for Large Primer only! This batch is to be considered mixed headstamp, including brands like Hornady, Federal, Winchester, and even Lapua.
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The brass has been:
-Wet tumbled
-Polished in corncob media for tarnish protection
The brass will be in “like new” condition.
Mostly Hornady head stamp.
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We source our 6.5 creedmoor brass from local law enforcement and civilian ranges.
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very well cleaned . and appears to be once fired brass cases.
Mixed manufacture.
Will make other purchases.
Excellent brass and fast shipping.
Easy to order, excellent customer service and the brass is exactly what is stated–mostly Hornady with a few Nosler mixed in–all fine for hunting ammunition. These guys are top notch and have no qualms in ordering from them as they will deliver what they show at a good price and in a timely fashion. Again, first rate operation.
Nice and clean brass. Fast shipping
great company quick to process and ship i give them a 10 out of 10
Flawless brass. A few extras to set the dies.
Nice brass
Quick delivery nice looking brass have not reloaded them yet.
Great I'm very satisfied
The shipment was indeed all Hornady brass and it was as clean as dry tumbling can make it. Only one case was damaged beyond hope of salvaging. Two others were damaged, but we'll see what happens with them in the forming process. Not at all bad out of 500.
HOWEVER, without exception, EVERY piece of brass showed signs of overpressure. EVERY primer was flattened. ALL BUT A FEW had cratering around the firing pin dimple. MANY had the firing dimple pushed out so that they were proud of the face of the primer. SOME had actually started to push the primer out of the pocket so that it was actually proud of the case head. If I were going to load these for 6.5 Creedmoor, I'd have concerns, but I'm converting them to 8.6 Blackout, where most will be loaded as subsonics, so I'm less concerned.
I'm not saying that these are not once-fired. There are people out there who buy new brass, load it hot, and don't reload it, but these were NOT factory loaded rounds. They HAD TO BE handloads. Hornady would never load ammo so hot.