PPU Pistol Brass GtG?

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I found some Privi Partizan 357 magnum brass at a good price. Is it good quality?

Right now my 357 reloads are all Fiocchi and I only have 200 cases. I had to throw out the PMC 357 brass I had. It was so thin it loaded more poorly than any brass I've ever seen, big creases in the wall after seating and crimping, which surprised me because I've used a lot of their 223 brass with no complaints.

If the PPU is no good I'll get Starline. Thanks guys.
 
I found some Privi Partizan 357 magnum brass at a good price. Is it good quality?

Right now my 357 reloads are all Fiocchi and I only have 200 cases. I had to throw out the PMC 357 brass I had. It was so thin it loaded more poorly than any brass I've ever seen, big creases in the wall after seating and crimping, which surprised me because I've used a lot of their 223 brass with no complaints.

If the PPU is no good I'll get Starline. Thanks guys.
I have had zero problems with PPU .357 brass. I have about 250 and have had them all for several years. Purchased originally as loaded ammo.
 
I have used PPU in 38 spl. ,556, 7.7jap, 6.5x55, 308w, 9x19 & 45acp. All of it was very well made, both the ammo & the brass. I confirmed w a oxy acetylene brazing torch, that this is a high copper alloy as it wets out w very little flux (indicating low zinc & other impureties.) All the brass I examined was concentric. The 6.5x55 used was sold under the HOT SHOT" brand (circa 2006) but I believe it is the same factory.
 
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I have used PPU in 38 spl. ,556, 7.7jap, 6.5x55, 308w, 9x19 & 45acp. All of it was very well made, both the ammo & the brass. I confirmed w a oxy acetylene brazing torch, that this is a high copper alloy as it wets out w very little flux (indicating low zinc & other impureties.) All the brass I examined was concentric.
No that’s some reloading!
 
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