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I cannot figure out what the SAA designation refers to or stands for.

here is a link http://www.ecra.info/start.php?main_cat=9&sub_cat=108&access=view&exp_sub_cat=108

1 posted on 06/03/2018 9:44:42 PM PDT by txnativegop
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http://www.ecra.info/start.php?main_cat=9&sub_cat=108&access=view&exp_sub_cat=108


2 posted on 06/03/2018 9:45:21 PM PDT by txnativegop (The political left, Mankinds intellectual hemlock)
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I think from what I can gather it stands for the small arms ammunition factory who made the cartridge. It was apparently an Australian firm. If you look at the cartridge head on some 223 brass it will carry a stamp of LC. The manufacturer was Lake City and so on. You find REM, WIN, and others. NORMA comes to mind. Different brass wears differently than others. It can vary from one batch to the next by the same manufacturer. If you reload and shoot a lot and lean toward the hotter loads. It pays to inspect it closely between each loading. Be safe hope this helped some.


3 posted on 06/03/2018 9:59:59 PM PDT by Equine1952 (Carry, practice, pray it don't happen. You ain't carrying you lose automtically.)
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SAA = Small Arms Ammunition

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_military_headstamps


5 posted on 06/03/2018 10:13:24 PM PDT by BeauBo
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