What is this 9mm case head stamp?

[washagonian]

Came across this headstamp in a batch of 9mm range brass. Can someone help me identify it?

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[Crazyeye24]

Browning

 

[RedRover]

Browning

EDIT: Ha Ha! Beat me by a milasecond.

 

[bcp]

Browning

What's this headstamp?

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Bruce

 

[Local Loader]

Browning

 

[DizzyJ]

Browning

This.

Those are antlers.

 

[DirectDrive]

LOL
I knew what it was before opening the thread.
When I first saw one, it looked Arabic .
It's the Browning stag logo.

 

[Caveman Jim]

They load ok, just beware of S&B 40S&W, they don't take primers well at all.

 

[DizzyJ]

They load ok, just beware of S&B 40S&W, they don't take primers well at all.

Please don't speak of the dirty word ".40 cal"

 

[Caveman Jim]

Please don't speak of the dirty word ".40 cal"

Not putting down the 40 at all, I've loaded and carried one for 10+ years. I love my Foty!
It's just that one head stamp that does not load well.

 

[DizzyJ]

Not putting down the 40 at all, I've loaded and carried one for 10+ years. I love my Foty!
It's just that one head stamp that does not load well.

You spoke it again…

 

[bcp]

The best 40 is a 38-40.



Bruce

 

[Caveman Jim]

You spoke it again…

Does that chap your hide brother?

 

[washagonian]

Just logged back in.

Thanks everyone.

If I work at it, I can see the antler, which is part of the Browning logo.


Cheers.

 

[washagonian]

They load ok, just beware of S&B 40S&W, they don't take primers well at all.

what @Caveman Jim said.

S&B 9mm's also don't prime well. Too tight. I've lost a fair amount of primers to S&B 9mm cases. That's one reason I will sort my range brass by head stamp (to toss out the S&B). Same reason I won't buy S&B new any longer. Brass is a pain to reload.

 

[edzz]

9MM LUGER... plane to see.

Ya buy them books, ya sends them to school and this is the kind of questions we get.

 

[Stomper]

Hey everyone, it's a Browning case in 9mm and NOT .40S&W…….

 

[PiratePast40]

what @Caveman Jim said.

S&B 9mm's also don't prime well. Too tight. I've lost a fair amount of primers to S&B 9mm cases. That's one reason I will sort my range brass by head stamp (to toss out the S&B). Same reason I won't buy S&B new any longer. Brass is a pain to reload.

Same here. After fighting with them and losing primers, I just pitch them now.

 

[ageingstudent]

what @Caveman Jim said.

S&B 9mm's also don't prime well. Too tight. I've lost a fair amount of primers to S&B 9mm cases. That's one reason I will sort my range brass by head stamp (to toss out the S&B). Same reason I won't buy S&B new any longer. Brass is a pain to reload.

Nor do their 38s

 

[Caveman Jim]

Does that chap your hide brother?

Please don't speak of the dirty word ".40 cal"

The only reason I even mentioned that, I was working on some FO TY and pulling out two odd headstamps, they where the browning and the S&B.
And if you don't know, I am notorious for running threads off the rails… Fire bad, trees pretty.