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| Norma or Lapua in a better economy. Winchester fits the bill for now.
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| i usually buy new remington.. sometimes my friends will give me a box of once fired brass,, some federal some winchester.. really dont matter.. |
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| For bench rest it might matter, for hunting, it doesn't. I prefer Remington then whatever I can get. No statistical reason, just 'cause. I can not see paying double for some of the brands just for a hunting rifle, like Norma/Lapua/Nosler vs Winchester for loading my 6.5-284 (or 308 for that matter).
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| quote: Originally posted by larrys:
For bench rest it might matter, for hunting, it doesn't. I prefer Remington then whatever I can get. No statistical reason, just 'cause. I can not see paying double for some of the brands just for a hunting rifle, like Norma/Lapua/Nosler vs Winchester for loading my 6.5-284 (or 308 for that matter).
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| quote: usually buy new remington..
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| Depends on caliber but Lapua or RWS tied for 1st, then Norma, then Nosler custom, then WW then RP. Federal I will never buy again for rifle brass. Way too soft at least in 308 & 06.
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| I shoot hunting and blackpowder cartridge rifles at targets. I like large lots of already proofed cases  that is once fired as long as they are all the same headstamp from about the same year of manufacture. Moslty I wind up with Rem, Win, Fed, and Norma but I also have Prvi Partisan, US GI and a few others. |
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| FWIW, I use Winchester brass for most of my US cartridges, but I prefer Lapua and Norma for my European cartridges. However, I will use what I can get my hands on when I need it, including buying loaded ammo for the brass. For general hunting purposes, anything will work fine...even nickel-plated brass. Lou
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| If I can find it in the caliber I need I have found RWS to be the best. Consistant in size and weight. Lapua and Norma also good. Winchester, Remington and then Federal. |
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| I use military LC in .223, .308, and 30-06. In 9,3x62 I use Graf. In 9,3x74R I really prefer RWS. Hornady in the Steyr based cartridges. Have used Norma for the Rigby, and BeLL for the .470 NE. R-P for the other stuff. Mike -------------- DRSS, Womper's Club, NRA Life Member/Charter Member NRA Golden Eagles ... Knifemaker, http://www.mstarling.com |
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| I use hornaday,winchester,pmp: 243,45acp & 30-06;remington military 1942 & 1943 denver 06 brass.Bullets sierra,hornaday but mostly nosler now from www.bivwak.com or www.shootersproshop.com which I check daily for good buys! |
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