Hay guys,
I will have a Rem. 700 in 300rum. I was thinking of getting 5 boxes of Rem. ammo of the same lot # and fire form fit the brass to save time. Is this a good idea? And is there a differences in brass quality between the premium and cheep Rem. ammo or is it all the same.
I'm a beginner and will need a lot of help with this precision reloading. Are there any book or CD's reloading.
Nosler preimum brass is made by federal and is no better but is weight
sorted (But you pay 2 to 3 times as much for this service).
I use a lot of Remingtion brass and find it to be the best buy for the
money.
I can buy Rem brass for $.57 cents a round insted of $2.00 and lose
only 3 or 4 to weight sorting and they hold up very well 4 to 5 loadings
with no losses.
The tough'est brass I ever used was DWM and I cant find it any more.
If you can find the older remingtion loads with nozler bullets it is good
ammo , and shoots very good! (Dont know why they had to change).
I've had a few of the factory cases show splits in the neck after 1 reload. Maybe they expect these to be single use. Just guessing. No problems though with new remington brass bought from midway after several loads.
I happen to have 100 pieces of new REM 300 RUM brass I will sell for $60.00 shipped. My future project has been pushed back since my daughters trip to the dentist and her needing braces.
300 RUM Brass
Linear Mode
