Muddinmetal
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Prefer newer headstamp but will consider anything that still has decent primer pockets.
Thank you, Tyler
Thank you, Tyler
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7 LRM Brass
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Muddinmetal
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Anyone?
Have you tried Gunwerks? They may still be limiting to owners of their rifles, but I'd give them a call.
Muddinmetal
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To the best of my knowledge they have been out of stock for over a year. I will call though.
The disadvantage to owning a cartridge with brass issues is you have to have a lot of brass.
The upside is alot of people have gotten ****ed off with it and will sell what they have laying around for pretty cheap.
The disadvantage to owning a cartridge with brass issues is you have to have a lot of brass.
The upside is alot of people have gotten ****ed off with it and will sell what they have laying around for pretty cheap.
bgbuck153
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I bought 200 pieces of the new 7LRM brass last month from them. Sounds like they had new old stock as well.
tonechaser88
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I love the idea behind the 7LRM. It never seemed to catch on. I was going to build one but that component supply is what turned me away. Good luck on your search !
Muddinmetal
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It is the most efficient overbore 7 mm on the planet, what plagued it is that half the initial run of brass was bad and it never recovered. It produces equal or better velocity than the Stw and sometimes even the 28 Nosler with 10 to 15% less powder all while having a neck tailored to today's long high BC Bullets
tonechaser88
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I believe one of the best substitutes would be the 7 Sherman mega at this point. As far as efficiency that is . Maybe a 280AI could get close-ish.
