CBC brass

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As another poster stated, it's made in Brasil and imported by Magtech. I've got a good quantity of it in .45lc. It's actually my favorite brass as it is a bit thinner than the Starline, and just a tad thinner than Win and Rem. I find that it obturates at a lower pressure and dosen't "blow by" from my Winchester M94 as bad as the thicker brass- hence, it takes less pressure to obturate it to the chamber walls. I've not lost any due to case splitting yet and I've been using the same 200 cases since 2005. I estimate about 20 loadisng so for.
I use it for my standard pressure .45lc loadings. For the "warm" loads, I use the Starline.
 
It's good brass. The primer pockets are snug, which I consider a plus. It loads well and holds up just fine. I also like MagTech primers, since they are just as sensitive as Federal primers in my tuned revolvers.

Hope this helps.

Fred
 
I used a lot of it in .38 Super nickel plated and .45acp, plain.
No problems, reloaded it many times, no splits, good accuracy.
 
The problem I have with CBC brass in 38 is the consistency in the size of the rim. A lot of them are too large to fit in my shellholder.

And in 44 Mag because the brass is so thin in comparison, I have loose bullets in CBC brass while all other makes of brass I have a firm crimp at the same die setting.

Other than that I have no complaints.
 
I have reloaded a few 100 cases at least 20 times, still going strong. I have yet had any .45colt brass fail yet, no cracks or splits. I do use new brass when loading hot ruger loads, Winchester and soon to be delivered starline.

RC
 
I purchased a lot of that in 500 Mag.
I found it all to be excellent brass, no problems here.:cool:
 
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