[gunflint]

I'm still waiting for my 27/7 .40, but would like to start ordering ammo. I was wondering if anyone has had any issues using the brass from WWB's?

 

[NativeTexan]

Sell your brass on ebay. I don't load for the .40. .38/.357 or .45 Colt and I'd be all over it, LOL.

 

[rman]

I've used a lot of it in .45, .40, .357 Mag and .38 Spec. No problems at all.

 

[jwc007]

I've used it in .380, 9mm, .38 Spec., .45 ACP, and .223. No problems! Reloads just fine.

 

[james]

What about Blazer for reloading 45? (range type ammo?)

 

[jwc007]

Blazer Brass

I've loaded some Blazer Brass in .45 ACP and 9mm with no problems so far. I even tested one lot (.45 ACP) by reloading it and shooting it 3 times. No problems! Test Pistol was my older EAA .45 Witness. I also reloaded that lot again (4th load) and it's on my supply shelf.

 

[texastbird]

The only cases that have caused me any problems have been the "Amerc" brass from some American Ammo I bought some time back. Some cases wouldn't fit into the shell holder, and the primer pockets are pretty loose after the initial firing. I picked up a few cases last time I went shooting that were marked Federal 07 on them, and the primer pockets were swaged real tight, and I wound up chunking them. Also watch out for the Winclean?? cases that have the small primers in them.

 

[Smokewagon]

Haven't had any brass cause problems in any of my guns, but I picked up a bunch of range brass a while back that had what I think was Israeli made brass. Shoots fine, but the primer pockets are very tight. Makes the priming sequence a little spooky, so I avoid those. WWB no problem.