Coloradokid27
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Hi, newer hunter, can't find any threads or information on the topic. I saw a discussion elsewhere about a round being dangerous to fire because it had become marked up and compressed into its case from chambering it and unloading a few times. I have done the same with the current 6.5 creedmoor round on top of my rifle magazine.
Deer was over the line(private/public), deer was too small, deer didn't present a good shot. Now I have a round that has been chambered and unloaded a few times. Is that round now compressed into case or scratched up too much to use it?
How many times clambering a specific round before it is a good idea to toss it?
Deer was over the line(private/public), deer was too small, deer didn't present a good shot. Now I have a round that has been chambered and unloaded a few times. Is that round now compressed into case or scratched up too much to use it?
How many times clambering a specific round before it is a good idea to toss it?