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I use 5 lee pro 1000 presses, 2 casting pots, 30+ lee bullet molds, sizing kits, and now the APP for sizing my powder coated bullets in my reloading room, and proudly recommended them to my shooting mates who marvel at their simplicity, quality and value for money. Your immediate response to my first ever issue with a new product reaffirms my faith in the LEE brand. I've heard about the great support that you have with your products, but have never needed it in the past, because I've never had an issue with anything. I've been using LEE products for the last twenty years for all my reloading and casting needs. 303 British requires, and using the device as a de facto hand and upper arm workout routine!Ĭongratulations on an innovative, useful and well-thought-out product. I look forward to seeing how much extra effort. A second pass through the die never failed to finish the job. 223 brass with military headstamps, probably because they are crimped-in. 223 Remington cases without incident or difficulty, noticing only an occasional failure to punch out the primer on. I have so far resized/deprimed 9mm Luger and. (Thank you very much for that safety feature, by the way I found out the hard way on the weekend that a case I attempted to deprime was Berdan - it had got in among a bunch of cases I knew to be Boxer - and only this design feature stopped me from breaking the decapping pin.) Otherwise a second pair of hands might need to get involved. The only issue I currently have is that if I have an incident with an unsuspected Berdan primer pocket which activates the safety feature of the Lee decapping pin, and it requires repositioning and re-tightening, this is better accomplished with the die screwed into a bench-mounted press to hold it while I take the two-wrench approach. I have asked my local gun store to obtain the Ram Prime kit for me, as I am no longer satisfied with my hand primer (which is not a Lee product, for the record). Instead of doing my basic case prep (resize, deprime, flare) in the shed, I can do it in the house and keep my family company. My only regret is that I didn't get one of these things a long time ago. Brass: Birmingham features six different industries, one more than its predecessor.Justin M. Each one, from the powerful breweries to the risky potteries, plays a different role. If we want to win, we need to understand how they work and how they interact with each other. When should we build them and why?īreweries are the most important industry in Brass: Birmingham. They are remarkably efficient, both in income and points. Beer is extremely useful and in such high demand other players will flip your tiles for you. No matter the strategy, all players should build breweries.
Use the beer you place on the board as soon as possible. While flipping breweries is good, beer is too valuable to give away for free. Beer “teleports” if you own the barrels so you can use far-away locations like Utoxetter and Burton-On-Trent to secure your own supply. Controlling the turn order can be useful in this scenario.īrewery spaces are limited and their tiles have double-link value. It’s a good idea to aim for them when building railroads. An underdeveloped network will give you problems in the long run as you’ll be unable to secure beer and connections. Keep an eye on the horizontal line from Shrewsbury to Walsall and the vertical lines that join Birmingham with Stafford and Burton-on-Trent. When I was less experienced I used to develop away the level I tiles as a matter of routine. Beer is so scarce that development denies yourself barrels. Some expert players go as far so as to overbuild their own breweries! Truly a testament to their power.
COAL MINESĬoal mines provide the largest increases of income levels, but also the lowest victory points. Cheap and easy to play, they often recoup their cost on the spot. This makes them a great tool to overcome the early stages of the game and a powerful alternative to loans in the railroad era.Ĭoal is often listed alongside beer, iron and railroads as the most important industries in Brass. However, I think coal is much worse than the other three and should be used sparingly. The largest limitation in Brass is not income but time. Every mine built represents one less scoring opportunity.ĭon’t build too many coal mines and don’t do so unless you need the money.
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