An unimportant question for Reloaders

[djturnz]

When you bought a new gun, did you reload the test fired casing that came with it?

[deth502]

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no rifle ive ever bought came with a "test casing"

what type of rifle are you refering to??

[deth502]

btw, to answer your question, yes, if i got a piece of reloadable brass with a gun or anywhere, i would reload it.

[rwilson452]

It's a pistol thing. something the anti crowd dreamed up.

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no rifle ive ever bought came with a "test casing"

what type of rifle are you refering to??

[RocketFoot]

The only gun I ever bought that came with a test fired casing was my Walther P22...but I didn't think it was cost effective to reload the casing! LOL

[mauser]

I've only ever bought one new gun, and it didn't come with a test casing.
I suppose I probably wouldn't reload it since it's going to be an oddball. What I mean by that is this, when I reload I like to keep my brass grouped in lots. If I have a box of Federal brass and a box of Winchester brass, I keep them grouped as such.

[bert304]

The only firearms that I purchased that came with the empty case are pistols. Rifles that are shipped to the states that require the empty case are in the box as far as I know, others are not.

[bogey1]

my 500 magnum came w/ a spent casing.i didnt know why until a few months ago.

[Leeload45]

I thought that this was the funniest thing ever, and then I started thinking, Hmmm, I guess I do have some unreloaded brass in those boxes. I am thinking now to reload them.

[goon]

I did. I usually keep some "good" brass separated into batches. The rest gets tossed into a "plinking brass" supply and this is where my odd casings like those ones go.