300 rum loads?
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Lol sorry about side tracking your thread man. I am out.
NO!! It's cool man anwser my question lol!
brentc
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Norma/Nosler is better brass. It costs a good but more, but it lasts longer and it's available.
I'm trying to sell a few boxes of 300 rum ammo remingtons
cmorsch
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Will the primer pocket last longer in the norma? As I can only get 5 reloads out of the remington brass before my primers are falling out.
Loaded ammo
Pull the bullets resize to tighten neck tension and run em! Otherwise how much $$$ you looking for?
brentc
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Yes. I've had mine get to ten reloads running the same velocity as my rem loads. Pockets are still tight.
Lefty7mmstw
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Your loads are likely a bit hot then. I'm still shooting a couple of bags of rp brass from '05 that has shot out a 7rum barrel and has just about gotten done with a 300rum barrel. I've got better/new brass, but why use it all up when the old stuff is still going.
My nosler stuff is good too, but I've only got a couple of dozen nos casings so I'll likely stay with rp for a good while...
I have some Remington brass on it's seventh loading. When I started loading the .300 RUM 16 years ago, that's all that was available. I've stuck with it as I have never had an issue. And I don't have to fireform it to increase case capacity. mtmuley
cmorsch
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They are on the Hot side, but with the brass availability even 2 extra firings would make a switch worth while. Im thinking for about what to do after I rebarrel from the factory remington barrel on my Long Range, as I will have approx 1000 reloads through it after I cycle through all my brass that I have on hand.
55$ a box
