I mean the delta does add up if you buy enough of it at once

I shoot about 10k a year

the ammo you'd need to shoot to wear out your barrel and extractor outweighs a new barrel

cost wise

buy it cheap and stack it deep

@Bald Eagle Jerk steel case is harder on guns generally. Doesn’t mean it’s enough to break most guns, it’s just more of a statement of fact

It’s because steel does not expand to the chamber like brass does

only thing I will say about the primer sealant is that it gets in the firing pin channel

so clean that out regularly

I have no patience for ammo that dumps my gun full of junk

yeah

I’ll pay a penny more a round to have quality ammo.

I have yet to fully disassemble either my CZ or my Sig

https://www.luckygunner.com/labs/brass-vs-steel-cased-ammo/

We are talking about pistol ammo

There are some different variables.

But it’s a good article in general

yes

pistol ammo is lower pressure

etc

So it might not be as bad in pistol, then

And doesn’t have an external gas impulse to push the action

Would that cause more stove pipes?

as far as that steel case on sale goes, it's 14 cents a round, cheapest brass cased I find is 18cpr

I usually pay around .17cpr for pistol

But close enough

stove pipes in pistols? not unless your gun can't cycle it

I think I paid .20 my last purchase, plus shipping.

I do feel that people are stepping over a dollar to pick up a dime when buying the cheap steel case pistol ammo

Steel is plinking ammo imo

I think my CZ has done it once, and that was just on cheap brass.

The majority of malfunctions are ammo or magazine related

Also picking up my scorpion today 😌

I agree, I wouln't carry it.

I can get 2000rds of steel cased for the cost of brass, which is great if you shoot a lot

Carrying it is a retarded idea

^

I carry the expensive shit

No one is talking about that. Please slap someone if they are

lol

Oh god never carry steel