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Berger Brass Question???
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<blockquote data-quote="greenejc" data-source="post: 1703517" data-attributes="member: 60453"><p>Must be nice. I can't afford to buy new brass for all my rifles. So, yes, I do use (and rely on) once-fired brass from several sources. Also, since I shoot a .35 Whelen, and can't always find brass for it, I make the brass from once-fired Remington 30-06. And most of my 25-06 brass is range brass that started life as .270 brass. When I was stationed in Kansas, and retired from the Army there, I hunted deer and coyote from 1998 until I moved to Colorado in 2013. All my hunting was done with used brass, and I supplied reloads for 4 other shooters who hunted with me. We never had a failure, and between the 5 of us, we probably killed around 14 to 15 deer a year. I would use any of my reloads in the brass I get from the range on any hunt I might go on. I do, however, buy .35 Whelen brass whenever I can find Remington brass in this cartridge, just because its nearly impossible to find the brass any other way. No-one who shoots a .35 Whelen leaves their brass at the range.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="greenejc, post: 1703517, member: 60453"] Must be nice. I can't afford to buy new brass for all my rifles. So, yes, I do use (and rely on) once-fired brass from several sources. Also, since I shoot a .35 Whelen, and can't always find brass for it, I make the brass from once-fired Remington 30-06. And most of my 25-06 brass is range brass that started life as .270 brass. When I was stationed in Kansas, and retired from the Army there, I hunted deer and coyote from 1998 until I moved to Colorado in 2013. All my hunting was done with used brass, and I supplied reloads for 4 other shooters who hunted with me. We never had a failure, and between the 5 of us, we probably killed around 14 to 15 deer a year. I would use any of my reloads in the brass I get from the range on any hunt I might go on. I do, however, buy .35 Whelen brass whenever I can find Remington brass in this cartridge, just because its nearly impossible to find the brass any other way. No-one who shoots a .35 Whelen leaves their brass at the range. [/QUOTE]
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