Back about a year ago I posted about having problems with my Super Redhawk .454.
The Problem was that I kept having misfires. It was just before hunting season so I waited to send it back to Ruger.
Good thing I waited.
I bought some Starline Brass through the internet. I worked up a load with this new brass and much to my amazement...
Not a single misfire.
The brass that I was using was some winchester primed cases.
I did however punch each and every primer out and used several different primers. (at first I thought the fault was CCI because I had more problems with their primers)
I have had no problems with Winchester Brass in the past, and I still would use it (different lot though) -except for the fact that the Starline brass was much cheaper. And after seeing how many people in here use or have used it with little or no problems I switched.
Just thought I would share this with everyone
for what its worth
The Problem was that I kept having misfires. It was just before hunting season so I waited to send it back to Ruger.
Good thing I waited.
I bought some Starline Brass through the internet. I worked up a load with this new brass and much to my amazement...
Not a single misfire.
The brass that I was using was some winchester primed cases.
I did however punch each and every primer out and used several different primers. (at first I thought the fault was CCI because I had more problems with their primers)
I have had no problems with Winchester Brass in the past, and I still would use it (different lot though) -except for the fact that the Starline brass was much cheaper. And after seeing how many people in here use or have used it with little or no problems I switched.
Just thought I would share this with everyone
for what its worth