12-16-2023, 09:21 AM
Their website says it is a MIM process, and the case is lighter, stronger, thinner, etc...
So possibly using SS in this process gives better results than plain carbon steel.
Extra corrosion resistance (inside and out) is probably also a plus. There is some % humidity even inside the case, what, 45% or so?
Wonder how reloadable it is. Brass expands out/back but also conforms out to the chamber length at the shoulder... this is useful not only in sealing but also makes up for chamber length tolerances. What would the SS do? Plus how if anything does the "flash" heating during firing affect the material properties.
It should result in a longer lasting primer pocket.
So possibly using SS in this process gives better results than plain carbon steel.
Extra corrosion resistance (inside and out) is probably also a plus. There is some % humidity even inside the case, what, 45% or so?
Wonder how reloadable it is. Brass expands out/back but also conforms out to the chamber length at the shoulder... this is useful not only in sealing but also makes up for chamber length tolerances. What would the SS do? Plus how if anything does the "flash" heating during firing affect the material properties.
It should result in a longer lasting primer pocket.
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