JAGEMANN PISTOL BRASS, I'M IMPRESSED

I JUST FINISHED LOADING 5400 RDS OF MATCH 9MM AMMO USING JAGEMANN BRASS. I LOAD ON A DILLON RL1050 WITH A MARK VII AUTO DRIVE. THIS BRASS WAS SOME OF THE MOST CONSISTENT BRASS I'VE EVER USED. VERY EASY TO SEE AND HEAR THE DIFFERENCE IN HOW THE PRESS RAN. NO POPPING OF THE POWDER DROP UPON WITHDRAWING IT FROM THE BRASS. MY PRESS RAN INCREDIBLY SMOOTH. I'M VERY IMPRESSED. VIRTUALLY NO SPILLED POWDER. 

I HAD JUST LOADED 3K WITH STARLINE BRASS THE WEEK BEFORE . IT RAN WELL, BUT NO WHERE AS SMOOTH AS THE JAGEMANN.

I HAVE ALWAYS USED STARLINE IN THE PAST. STARLINE IS GREAT BRASS. BUT.....

YES, I HAD SENT MY POWDER DROP TO STARLINE BEFORE FOR THEM TO POLISH IT. THAT HAD HELPED A LITTLE BIT. THE DIFFERENCE WAS CLEAR.

I HAD LOADED 1K OF THE JAGEMANN.45 ACP BRASS BEFORE AND WAS VERY IMPRESSED. BUT I CONSIDERED 1K NOT ENOUGH TO COMMENT ON THE QUALITY.

Concur with Jim. It does go through the press like buttah'.

However, as some probably don't know, it may be hard to source directly. JAG was bought up by AMMO INC., which now is probably using all of their production capacity to make ammo for AMMO INC. So, if you happen to run across either JAG or AMMO INC headstamp brass, pick it up and give it a try.

Be interesting to see when things settle down a bit if we will see JAG/AMMO INC brass for sale as a standalone. Probably depends on the success of the company, be my guess.

Quick search showed that MidSouth have 9mm brass, but I did not see any 45ACP brass available anywhere.

If only they would make some KILLER 32ACP brass!

Greetings,

I was gifted a bag of Jagermann 32 ACP brass.

It would work well for 0.312" jacketed bullets.

Caveat, I have never loaded any. Still have plenty of Hornady/Frontier to wear out.

Jagermann 32ACP Brass

Cheers,

Dave