+P brass
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+P brass
I have some once used 45acp brass that is headstamped with +P . Is it any different than regular brass... thicker, stronger or more durable? Or is it just the way the manufacturer identifies it?
I believe there is safety in numbers..
numbers like: 9, .22, .38, .357, .45, .223, 5.56, 7.62, 6.5, .30-06...
numbers like: 9, .22, .38, .357, .45, .223, 5.56, 7.62, 6.5, .30-06...
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I +p and +p+ is to identify the ammo when it is out of the box. I have heard +p brass is thicker but I can't prove or disprove it.
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I found this on the Starline product description page:
For what it's worth.
HOWEVER...The same isn't true for their 38 or 9mm +P brass.45 Auto+P is a strengthened version of the 45 Auto with the same external dimensions. A thicker web and heavier sidewall at base strengthens the case in potentially unsupported areas. This case has approximately 2 grains less internal capacity than the standard 45 Auto.
http://www.starlinebrass.com/38 SPL+P has no difference from the standard 38 SPL, other than headstamp designation for load segregation. Due to standard case design, will handle +P pressures with no problems.
9MM+P has no difference from the standard 9mm Luger other than headstamp designation for load segregation. Due to standard case design, will handle +P pressures with no problems.
For what it's worth.