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Might as well support USA. Who makes the best USA brass? | ||
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nosler? Political correctness offends me. | |||
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for handguns and some rifle brass STARLINE is hard to beat as for uniformity. allen | |||
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Hornady seems to do pretty well for me, ibid Nosler which, I believe is made for them by Winchester. Most companies know how to make good brass, but will people spend enough money to pay for increased QA steps, slowing the line down a bit, etc.? I have had great, good, fair and pee poor cases from every company out there (no poor brass from RWS, yet). Your best bet is to invest in a tool from Sinclair to measure run out and a good scale to get an idea of uniformity. If you come across a good lot in a caliber that you plan to use a lot; well, buy a pile of that lot. You can use every "accuracy" trick known, but you can never force bad brass to become good brass. I'll second allen about Starline brass; it is strong and straight. Sorry about the meandering answer, but don't buy based on the brand name unless you like getting your heart broken. | |||
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The only brass I do not use is Remington. The rest, Win, Fed, Starline, Hornady and Norma that I have used have all been fine. These days I only buy Starline and Winchester for my handguns and rifles, respectively. | |||
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