Rondidio
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brass for a .308 norma?
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You know that post is over 10 years old? I may have a handful of cases if you needed some.
Rondidio
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I appreciate it, I guess I'll try resizing some 300 win mag cases. I'd love to have what you got. Buy them or maybe I have something your looking for.How do we take care of it?
Have you any 308 Norma Mag left? How much, both types are equally appreciated.
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I will look today through what I have and see what I could spare.
Koope
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is any of your 308 Norma brass available. I see its been about a year since your post. thats why I thought to ask. My email is koope67@ yahoo.com
thank you
thank you
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I don't have as much as I thought, some of mine was reworked 338 wm cases.
Rondidio
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I have also gone to 300 win mag. Just finished 48 rounds. A little time involved,must make sure you chamber the cases, seemed to vary on me. First ran through die then trimmed. Going to try trimming then die to find if it works better.
Rondidio
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Who else gets the vertical creases?
There is a gent in Gunbroker that has a few original brass casings. 550Magnum is his ID. New, unfired. Bundles of 50, $100. Just sayin'...
if you use a 338 win mag die adjusted high and slow down when pushing the shoulder back, you have to hold slow steady pressure on the press so the brass has time to flow then use your 308 Norma die to set headspace on the shoulder not the belt.
don't anneal first it will cause more problems than it is worth and only use new brass if possible. I form brass all the time and that is classic to much to fast
Rondidio
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Thanks for the info! Couldn't figure out why thy his was happening. Is it safe to shot the ones I made?
