Who's behind the Jamison line of brass cases? I just looked at the offerings over at HDS and was quite surprised by the variety being offered. I recall reading some posts here that it is good stuff -- is this impression correct? Is it drawn or turned brass?

Marc Jamison, of Jamison International, bought the entire Bell/Mast line and equipment. Spent a great deal of time and money in setup, and offers "even better" brass than the original bell line. He is NOT related to Ric Jamison.

Each batch is lab tested on alloy and strength.

jeffe

Thanks, Jeffe.

I was impressed with the Bell brass that I used, and will look at the Jamison brass. I thought it was Ric Jamison so I never gave it a second thought.

My thanks as well. I vaguely recall the connection to BELL being mentioned, somewhere. A connection to the writer didn't occur to me. It is, then, nice to see quality .35 WCF brass available again.

Between Jamison, Grafs, and Horneber, it seems most of the classics again have good quality brass available -- remarkable.

we live in the third Golden Age of handloading...

Rich

I wonder if Jamison could be talked in to making .300H&H brass?

Man there has got to be a market for it, since no one else is making it.

Well, Winchester dosent really count since it is a "seasonal" product.
Just not sure what season!

Allen

Get Marc an order for 5000, and he will likely make you anything!

Rich

I got 100 of the Jamison .416 Rigby cases. The price was reasonable, and they seem like good cases......