I've heard of people cutting down 357 brass to make 38s. Is this safe to do?. If it is I might try cutting some of mine. It's cold and I'm bored.. merry Christmas everyone..
Making 38 brass from 357 brass.
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when my 357 mag cases split they get trimmed down, and have never had ant issues other then sorting brass after a family get to- gather just pay attention . But I keep my loads on the mild side .
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If you need some actual 38 spl brass, I have it available
beltfed/arnie
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Not in need of any now. I have enough for awhile. Just was curious about cutting the 357 cases. Thanks anyway. John
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I work my way down cracked 357 magnum brass becomes 38 special then 38 Long Colt then 38 Shot Colt then goes to recycling.
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Interesting .. Thanks for the idea. It's to cold for any range time anyway. Merry Christmas to everyone..
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It is entirely safe to do this.
With rifle in hand, I confidently go forth into the darkness.
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Have done this since the late 80s, works just fine.
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