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Why is it the 30 Carbine brass seems to be more corroded that most other calibers after firing ? Even doing your own reloads....
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Is it corrosion or just powder residue? I find that carbine brass tends to have a lot of powder residue on it. That is why i run it through a tumbler before reloading. Another thing that helps is using a reloading wax on every other brass so that it does not stick in the resizing die. The brass being tapered probably has something to do with this.