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Is brass plated steel ammo allowed at indoor gun ranges? Does it pass the magnet test?
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Hi Clarence, normally any steel contained in the bullet is a no no as it will certainly attract a magnet. Also steel cased bullets will attract a magnet regardless of what the projectile is made of. There are many inexpensive brands of target ammunition that are brass cased using copper plated lead bullets.