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I have always be fortunate to have Norma brass for my 7x57 reloads. As I find that I am running short i wonder what is the next best option?
 
Posts: 603 | Location: Louisiana USA | Registered: 24 August 2007Reply With Quote
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For your info both Grafs amd Midway list Norma 7x57. We use Rem for my wife's 7x57. We tried Prvi but the head was a touch larger in dia and caused issues with the shell holder and extractor.


As usual just my $.02
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As far as Rem vs. Win brass, goes, I really think it' s pretty much six of one and a half dozen of the other
 
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Originally posted by craigster:
As far as Rem vs. Win brass, goes, I really think it' s pretty much six of one and a half dozen of the other


In all my years of reloading a variety of cartridges, the Remington brass I purchased for my first 7mm-08 was gave me no end of grief with lack of neck tension in dies I had used for years reloading other 7mm08s. Once fired factory rounds were fine but not the new brass. Had to anneal and then work through the FL die a few times to condition the brass.

New Winchester 25-06 brass opened up for my 6.5-06 is perfect. I would not risk new Remington brass again. Others may find no problems though.
 
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Maybe you had brass from a bad batch. Some guys have all the luck.
 
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I saw an ad for some RP, Win, S&B and nny brass. Google search produces a few articles describing trouble with nny flash hole size. Definitely don't want to buy once fired brass that's going to be a problem.
 
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