Steel Case Vs Aluminum Case Ammo at Rae Herman blog

Steel Case Vs Aluminum Case Ammo. I don't run steel in the ar, or 1911, but will run 9mm steel in. I've never had an issue with aluminum but i did get a steel case stuck in my ar. Steel cartridge case use in handguns (as well as long guns) has been the source of controversy since their inception. Hardness is measured on the brinell hardness scale in units of bhn (brinell. When it comes to choosing between steel cased and aluminum cased ammo, each option offers its own set of advantages and drawbacks. There are several distinct advantages to using aluminum vs brass ammo encased rounds. A harder casing, able to withstand higher pressure, significantly decreases the chances of a malfunction. Brass has a higher melting point, it’s a superior metal, period. The aluminum in the case will not damage your gun’s chamber, extractor, or ejector because they are made from steel. Are they good or bad for your gun? Here are some points to consider.

I don't run steel in the ar, or 1911, but will run 9mm steel in. I've never had an issue with aluminum but i did get a steel case stuck in my ar. Are they good or bad for your gun? Here are some points to consider. There are several distinct advantages to using aluminum vs brass ammo encased rounds. A harder casing, able to withstand higher pressure, significantly decreases the chances of a malfunction. Steel cartridge case use in handguns (as well as long guns) has been the source of controversy since their inception. When it comes to choosing between steel cased and aluminum cased ammo, each option offers its own set of advantages and drawbacks. Brass has a higher melting point, it’s a superior metal, period. Hardness is measured on the brinell hardness scale in units of bhn (brinell.

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Steel Case Vs Aluminum Case Ammo Steel cartridge case use in handguns (as well as long guns) has been the source of controversy since their inception. Hardness is measured on the brinell hardness scale in units of bhn (brinell. The aluminum in the case will not damage your gun’s chamber, extractor, or ejector because they are made from steel. A harder casing, able to withstand higher pressure, significantly decreases the chances of a malfunction. Here are some points to consider. There are several distinct advantages to using aluminum vs brass ammo encased rounds. Are they good or bad for your gun? Steel cartridge case use in handguns (as well as long guns) has been the source of controversy since their inception. I've never had an issue with aluminum but i did get a steel case stuck in my ar. I don't run steel in the ar, or 1911, but will run 9mm steel in. When it comes to choosing between steel cased and aluminum cased ammo, each option offers its own set of advantages and drawbacks. Brass has a higher melting point, it’s a superior metal, period.