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05-07-2024, 09:30 PM
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For damaged brass (e.g. dented, torn) or cartridges that have already been used 2-3 times and are too worn for reloading, how viable would it be to melt them down and then use the recycled brass to stamp (or whatever the correct machining term is) "new" cartridge cases? Obviously, it would be considerably more labor and resource-intensive, and take longer, but would it be possible in the Twilight World?
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