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Thread: Winchester 9mm luger case...steel instead of brass.

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    Boolit Master

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    Winchester 9mm luger case...steel instead of brass.

    Not really case reforming but since it deals with cartridge cases...

    I was sorting 9mm range brass and removing the aluminum and steel cases when I came across a winchester 9mm luger case that is magnetic.

    When did winchester make non-brass 9mm cartridge cases. It was darkened like a lot of brass cases that lay on the range for a while, but not rusted like a wolf or tulammo case. Not sure why I even stuck it to a magnet. Probably checked it before I read the headstone. But, a "WIN 9MM LUGER" magnetic case.

    Anyway, been wondering for a few weeks and just thought I'd ask.

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    I believe they call it "USA Forged" ammo. It's a bit of a euphemism if you ask me. Who doesn't want forged in the USA, when in reality it's now a completely throw away product.

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