what is the hardest brass

Those are a pretty poor choice of 3 to pick from.

None of them are very useful if loading extreme.

I'm with Jeff on the remmy of the 3.
 
Nosler is making brass for the 30 roy aren't they?? I know they are making 300 h@h brass; you could always go oldschool and blow out some of those if you can't find better...
 
Remington is the hardest of those three.

Norma (Nosler) or Lapua wiil be your best bet for good brass.

Remington, like Winchester, does not make the quality of brass they once did.
 
That didn't apply to me on my wedding night. I had already sampled the pie prior to............:)

I'm of the philosophy that it's better to try on the suit before purchasing it. That way, if it don't fit right, you can get another...........
 
Why in the world would anyone want "hard" brass. That is what we avoid by annealing several times fired brass. Softer brass gives better neck tension and will produce more reloads. When brass becomes brittle or hard, it will split faster. The OP is barking up the wrong tree.
 
That didn't apply to me on my wedding night. I had already sampled the pie prior to............:)

I'm of the philosophy that it's better to try on the suit before purchasing it. That way, if it don't fit right, you can get another...........

Ya try on shoes before you buy them....right?

Necking..?? NECKING? They havent called it that since they took off hand crank starters on cars!...geeze
 
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