Ammo

In earlier parts of this series, we have discussed the importance of starting with squeaky-clean brass when you begin your reloading process. It’s important to note that “squeaky clean” doesn’t necessarily refer to shiny, sparkling brass color. What I mean by that is that brass should be completely free of all residue and debris, including range dirt, powder residue, oil, and whatever other gunk might get on your cartridge cases. While looks are important, the most important factor is ensuring the brass goes through the reloading process properly and without damaging your dies or other equipment.