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Source for .30 Remington Ammo/Brass?
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Buddy "inherited" a Rem pump rifle in .3o Rem and is looking for either ammo or brass. Any sources you would share?

Or, is there a reasonably available cartridge that could be resized/fireformed to this caliber?


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Here you go. Brass


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one small hitch in that. The URL says "next run when back order is sufficient...".
 
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one small hitch in that. The URL says "next run when back order is sufficient...".


The hitch is you might be that guy. Wink


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Thx guys--I'll pass it along to my buddy with the Rem Model 14.


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Got another tip today and looks like I found both ammo and brass--

Found ammo--

http://www.buffaloarms.com/Detail.aspx?PROD=1109412

And, brass--

http://www.buffaloarms.com/30_Reming...it-157000.aspx


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You make it out of 30-30 brass. I made a bunch
of 25 Rem for a guy here on AR last year.
 
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You make it out of 30-30 brass. I made a bunch
of 25 Rem for a guy here on AR last year.


How? do you turn the rim off of it and cut a groove?
Sounds like a big production per each case.....
 
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Cant 6,8spc brass br used?
 
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Same case as the 32 Remington which has hung around a lot longer than the 25 and 30 Remington so is not that uncommon to find. All three were based on the same case just different calibre bullets.
 
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Word has it that .30 Remington (and .25 Remington and .32 Remington as well) will not be made in the foreseeable future if ever again.
I bought a few cases from Buffalo Arms a year or so ago. Also, contact Glenn Anderson from Aardvark Labs. I gave him some ammo after I had sold my 14 and 141 Remingtons.
Or find a good machinist with a lathe, supply him with a number of 30-30 cases and a spec sheet for .30 Remington. This is probably your surest and least costly way of getting brass.
Good luck.


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Right; it only takes half a minute to make one, and you only have to do it once. Yes it does take a bit of time, Better than not having any at all.
The 6.8 case is chopped off from 2 .inches to 1.68.
 
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This guy makes it from .30-30 brass and sells it (or at least he used to). He's got a good reputation on other sites:

http://castboolits.gunloads.co...splay.php?117-Grumpa
 
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