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OBSOLETE BRASS
15 February 2020, 04:39
SHAMASHOBSOLETE BRASS
Anyone using these guys?
RCC BRASSPhone no worky.
15 February 2020, 05:09
BobsterAt $4-$5 per case, are you kidding?
15 February 2020, 21:35
F. Guffey"At $4-$5 per case, are you kidding?"
Bobster, how many cases in a case?
F. Guffey
15 February 2020, 22:17
Redstonequote:
Originally posted by Bobster:
At $4-$5 per case, are you kidding?
Have you priced any out of production obsolete caliber brass lately?
Priced anything like available brass for .505 Gibbs?
.....Must be that be you have not NEEDED brass for the more esoteric calibers and have not had occasion to price Bertram brass?
We are lucky to have businesses like Robertson and Bertram that make brass that the “big companies” will not bother with because of too thin a margin. I doubt that Robertson or Bertram are becoming millionaires at their prices.....

15 February 2020, 22:28
boom stickFind out why it is that price. This is not your average brass.
18 February 2020, 20:25
graybirdquote:
Originally posted by boom stick:
Find out why it is that price. This is not your average brass.
Meaning difficult to obtain brass, or quality? I've looked at their website before, but haven't the need to purchase yet.
Graybird
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23 February 2020, 22:51
400 WhelenI just formed 250 9.5x57 MS cases. At $5.25 each that would cost more than $1300.00. For that I could build another rifle, buy the dies and a new reloading press. Wait until I tell the wife how much money I just saved.
24 February 2020, 07:19
LuckyduckerThere is brass there that I am certain is still in production. One example is the 22-250 brass they are wanting $4.84 for each piece. I always try to sell good used brass that has been fired 2-3 times for half of new price, so I would make a killing on my bunch of 22-250. Yeah, no way! LOL
Dennis
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25 February 2020, 18:09
RustyIf I am not mistaken, all their brass is turned from bar stock. People say the quality is good. I just haven't had the need to buy it!
Rusty
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27 February 2020, 02:29
AtkinsonI always check with Buffalo ARms Co. for any hard to come by brass, they sure have a lot of brass..www,buffaloarms.com
Ray Atkinson
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27 February 2020, 18:48
TX Nimrodquote:
If I am not mistaken, all their brass is turned from bar stock....
According to Huntington’s, you are.
https://www.huntingtons.com/store/home.php?cat=111.
27 February 2020, 19:26
Redstonequote:
Originally posted by SHAMASH:
Anyone using these guys?
RCC BRASS
Hey Tex,
the OP was referring to RCC Brass, and it is turned.
Your link to Huntingtons is Bertram brass which is drawn......
27 February 2020, 20:34
z1rquote:
Originally posted by Redstone:
quote:
Originally posted by SHAMASH:
Anyone using these guys?
RCC BRASS
Hey Tex,
the OP was referring to RCC Brass, and it is turned.
Your link to Huntingtons is Bertram brass which is drawn......
Correct, read it for yourself:
https://www.rccbrass.com/how-its-made/
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28 February 2020, 20:02
Steve E.I have used Buffalo Arms also with good results.
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28 February 2020, 21:27
TX Nimrodquote:
Hey Tex,
the OP was referring to RCC Brass, and it is turned.
Your link to Huntingtons is Bertram brass which is drawn......
Thanks for the correction, not sure why I thought he was referring to Bertram.....
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29 February 2020, 00:39
HuviusI’m not convinced that turned brass is better than drawn.
The only head separation of a rook case I’ve ever had was with turned brass.
29 February 2020, 08:05
NormanConquest400Whelen, yep, the 9.5X57 brass is easy to form as well as a plethora of others. A good source of reference is Donnelly's "Handloaders guide of Cartridge Conversions".
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