... reloads at the last gun-show. All Winchester cases. The owner did not know how they were loaded, as he bought them at a yard-sale.
So I set-about pullin' bullets, dumpin' powder, etc. and dropping the cases in a jug of water to kill the primers. After an over-night soak, I deprimed all the cases and set them over the furnace floor-vent to dry-out. I will resize and tumble them and have some good cases for the Remington on another day. There was one fired case in the box, which I resized early-on and it drops right-in, so my dies are good.
Good .264 brass is a little difficult to come by these days!
So I set-about pullin' bullets, dumpin' powder, etc. and dropping the cases in a jug of water to kill the primers. After an over-night soak, I deprimed all the cases and set them over the furnace floor-vent to dry-out. I will resize and tumble them and have some good cases for the Remington on another day. There was one fired case in the box, which I resized early-on and it drops right-in, so my dies are good.
Good .264 brass is a little difficult to come by these days!