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Fungunnin
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Location: Seattle
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I recently bought a bunch of reloading gear and included was about 600 pieces of 38 super comp brass.
I've never heard of it. Is this strictly a race gun caliber? Can it be shot in a 38 super gun?
Thanks
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| Tue Mar 04, 2014 4:26 pm |
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AR15L
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robot
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Location: Duvall, WA
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To summarize, yes you can shoot it but not reliably.
Super Comp brass can be reloaded a lot more times than Super because it's case is thicker. It's also rimless so you can fit one more round into a big magazine. This also means that a traditional 38 super gun might have problems extracting super comp brass unless you tune your extractor.
they're worth something to the competitors though, you should sell it :)
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