For Sale .458 Win Mag Federal Nickel Cases Unfired 70 Count

[Dirtdart]

These are Federal factory pulldown .458 Winchester magnum cases

that are unfired but still have the factory primers intact. US address only $50.00 shipped. PM if interested.

 

[Ray B]

Is it lighting or are there a few that have bends in their necks?

 

[Mark A Ouellette]

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[Dirtdart]

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Brass is sold. Thanks!

 

[Dirtdart]

Is it lighting or are there a few that have bends in their necks?

No worse than a new batch of bagged brass from any other manufacture in my experience.

 

[Ray B]

I lost out since it's already sold, but on closer look, the ones in question were actually sitting on top of other necks so there was an optical illusion that the cases were bent. My loss.

 

[CoElkHunter]

Brass is sold. Thanks!

Wow, I blink on the free classifieds here and stuff is gone! Ha!Ha! I better be quicker or get a faster laptop than this POS Toshiba. If I scroll down to fast on the ads, it blows me off AH! Anyway, would (I'm sure somebody does) nickel cases be more difficult to run through a sizing die than brass? Never loaded them before. Thanks!

 

[BobT]

Wow, I blink on the free classifieds here and stuff is gone! Ha!Ha! I better be quicker or get a faster laptop than this POS Toshiba. If I scroll down to fast on the ads, it blows me off AH! Anyway, would (I'm sure somebody does) nickel cases be more difficult to run through a sizing die than brass? Never loaded them before. Thanks!

In my (limited) experience they load just like regular brass cases.

 

[Dirtdart]

You will not generally get as many loadings out of nickel as a standard case all things being equal. The neck will not handle being worked as much as a standard case generally speaking. Nickel is more corrosion resistant.