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Reloading
300 win mag brass
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<blockquote data-quote="Damascus" data-source="post: 733044" data-attributes="member: 57878"><p>I see you've already chosen a brand of brass, but I thought I'd throw in my 2 coins anyways <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite2" alt=";)" title="Wink ;)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=";)" /></p><p>In my rifles, .300 Win Mag is what I put the most money into (top-shelf components, brass etc), and I use Hornady brass for load development/target shooting/hunting/general useage... But I have 200 rounds of Nosler Custom brass that I use for competition loads (F class).</p><p> </p><p>The Hornady brass is absolutely excellent, I have a certain 50 that I have now loaded 7 times, and only trimmed twice - case heads haven't expanded a bit... impressive. I would use them for my competition rounds if they weighed more consistently.</p><p> </p><p>The Nosler brass is extremely consistent, all four 50rd. bags I ordered have all been extremely tight - however at $1.25 per case, it's a little high. I've only loaded them 3 times (50 still unfired - waiting) - and they've stretched more than the Hornady's did, but accuracy has been phenominal.</p><p> </p><p>I've been buying a lot of Federal Premium brass lately, and have recently purchased new, unprimed Fed brass in .223, .30-06, .280 Rem - and they have been MUCH better than other standard commercial brands - thus far... by commercial brands I am talking about Rem and Win. Right now I have some 6mm Remington brass that I am working into a custom rounds for a fellow - .22/6mm ... a nice little 1000 yard screamer that shoots 90gr. .224" bullets at 3200+ fps ... Just got the rifle built and am forming up some brass, so this will be a great test on how well it holds up.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Damascus, post: 733044, member: 57878"] I see you've already chosen a brand of brass, but I thought I'd throw in my 2 coins anyways ;) In my rifles, .300 Win Mag is what I put the most money into (top-shelf components, brass etc), and I use Hornady brass for load development/target shooting/hunting/general useage... But I have 200 rounds of Nosler Custom brass that I use for competition loads (F class). The Hornady brass is absolutely excellent, I have a certain 50 that I have now loaded 7 times, and only trimmed twice - case heads haven't expanded a bit... impressive. I would use them for my competition rounds if they weighed more consistently. The Nosler brass is extremely consistent, all four 50rd. bags I ordered have all been extremely tight - however at $1.25 per case, it's a little high. I've only loaded them 3 times (50 still unfired - waiting) - and they've stretched more than the Hornady's did, but accuracy has been phenominal. I've been buying a lot of Federal Premium brass lately, and have recently purchased new, unprimed Fed brass in .223, .30-06, .280 Rem - and they have been MUCH better than other standard commercial brands - thus far... by commercial brands I am talking about Rem and Win. Right now I have some 6mm Remington brass that I am working into a custom rounds for a fellow - .22/6mm ... a nice little 1000 yard screamer that shoots 90gr. .224" bullets at 3200+ fps ... Just got the rifle built and am forming up some brass, so this will be a great test on how well it holds up. [/QUOTE]
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