SOLD/EXPIRED WTB 300 RUM Nosler Brass

[geauxtigers]

Anyone have or know where I can get 300 RUM Brass.

Thanks

 

[Jim the Plumber17]

Anyone have or know where I can get 300 RUM Brass.

Thanks

I have 49 count new Nosler 2nds 300 RUM brass.
I don't know why they culled them out as seconds as they look great to me.
I will sell them for what I paid, $45.00 shipped
Let me know if you want them.
Jim

 

[Chas1]

Try these links:

Nosler Custom™ Rifle Brass : Cabela's

Shooting Supplies, Reloading, Gunsmithing, Hunting, Ammunition, Gun Parts & Rifle Scopes — MidwayUSA

Just curious does it have to be Nosler? If so why the preference?

 

[geauxtigers]

Hey Jim are they new or have they been fired. If new I will take them.

Thanks Taylor

 

[Jim the Plumber17]

They are new never fired, never primed.
I'll PM you.
Jim

 

[roysclockgun]

I have 50 new, unfired Remingtons 300RUM and 100 deprimed, once fired Rem. 300RUM. $99 for all 150 pieces, plus $15 packing and shipping to the lower 48. [email protected]

 

[royinidaho]

After all that has been posted on this site regarding Nosler brass in the RUM category, why would one want them specifically over Remington?

 

[linksmechanic]

The remington brass has crappy neck thickness and the Nosler has crappy primer pockets so I don't know which way to go. I have to do so much prep on the remmy to get it where I want it where the NOsler that I have got seems more consistent out of the box.

 

[royinidaho]

The remington brass has crappy neck thickness and the Nosler has crappy primer pockets so I don't know which way to go. I have to do so much prep on the remmy to get it where I want it where the NOsler that I have got seems more consistent out of the box.

Hmmmm, I do no case prep with either brand of case. Performance with both brands has been very close to the same. The performance is very good to outstanding accuracy/consistency wise.

Loosening a primer pocket so much after a single firing with the Noslers at the same pressures as the Remmies frosts me a bit.

I have found no case dimensional change whatever other than the increased size of the primer pocket. This frosts me also as there is a simple way, if the head expands proportionately, to bring things back into spec.

There is a 1K bench shooter that "squeezes" the heads on his 300 Win after every shot and was at 20 shots per case last season.

I'm going to recheck my measurements, as I got a much improved digital caliper, and see if there is any future in resizing. However, if I remember correctly I used a decent micrometer to make the original measurements.

The die is simple to make if there were any use for it. Maybe I should consider going to a belted case.