LAPUA AAC Blackout Brass
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LAPUA AAC Blackout Brass
Anyone seen these for sale yet? trying to get a hold of 100 at least to test out, also has anyone tried nosler brass? thanks in advance!
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Same here!
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Re: LAPUA AAC Blackout Brass
In stock at Brownells and Sinclair
Have 500 on the way
Have 500 on the way
Re: LAPUA AAC Blackout Brass
Anyone find these in stock?
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Brownells and cabelas had sku for it. Retail is around 64ish which is only a few dollars more than the 223/5.56 brass. I do not have photo or video of it
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Anyone know who has them in stock?
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Powder valley has in stock...
http://www.powdervalleyinc.com/
$68.18/100, sorry, no direct link possible...
http://www.powdervalleyinc.com/
$68.18/100, sorry, no direct link possible...
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What kinda advantage would there be in the lapua brass over converted brass? Some of my lake city converted brass has 10 reloads on it and I've never even had to trim it. At right around 3x the price is it worth it?
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The advantage of the Lapua brass is in the precision of its manufacture.
Unlike converted brass, the necks will be perfect thickness and be annealed.
In addition to that, the flash holes are drilled and not punched.
Bottom line, if you are looking for brass with the maximum accuracy potential, Lapua or Norma is the way to go.
For the majority of folks running ARs, converted brass is perfectly fine though.
I wouldn't run the high end brass unless I was using it in a bolt action.
Unlike converted brass, the necks will be perfect thickness and be annealed.
In addition to that, the flash holes are drilled and not punched.
Bottom line, if you are looking for brass with the maximum accuracy potential, Lapua or Norma is the way to go.
For the majority of folks running ARs, converted brass is perfectly fine though.
I wouldn't run the high end brass unless I was using it in a bolt action.
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