Would have thought I could have found Nickel 300 WSM

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30 August 2005, 03:55

Gringo Cazador

Would have thought I could have found Nickel 300 WSM

Either I didn't do my home work or it's not available, but I looked my normal suppliers, but I couldnt find any nickle 300 WSM brass. I'm new to the short mags...........but I would have thought I would have thought it was avaialbe. I tried midway, Graf, Huntington's, midsouth etc..........now if I missed the boat somebody help me out.........and Jeffe, don't give me a bunch of crap.......I'm not getting any younger

30 August 2005, 07:23

CDH

The only NP WSM brass I have seen was factory Winchester stuff...maybe there is a source for surplus/seconds from the Win factory...???

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30 August 2005, 08:56

Woodjack

Have found the same with 3ooH&H, Federal and Win. use nickel cases in their premium ammo,yet do not provide new nickel cases for reloading.

30 August 2005, 08:58

Honkey

Try http://www.midwayusa.com

30 August 2005, 12:44

Tiny

The only "New" Nickel Brass from Win is the .280 Rem the rest are used in factory loads.

You might try one of auction sites.

30 August 2005, 17:26

brytstar

At the NRA convention in Pittsburg in 2004 when asked Winchester stated they had no plans to supply nickle palted brass for reloaders.

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30 August 2005, 17:51

Bushchook

Other than the fact that it looks pretty I'm not sure why you'd want it . Nickel cases have a reputation for flaking after a few reloads . Nickel is very hard and flakes apparently can damage dies .

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