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NIckel casing's are fine to shoot indoors, just not steel or aluminum. Steel can spark when ejected onto concrete, and sparks + unburnt powder = indoor range's worst nightmare, while aluminum is so dirty it's hard to see downrange when people are shooting it. I have some 9x18 brass on hand, $14 per box. Ammunitiontogo.com has had plenty in stock lately.

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