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What can I use to make 300 win mag brass
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i was hoping that I could use 7mm rm or 338 win mag to resize to 300 win mag. Any help would be appreciated.
 
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Your best deal is just look a little harder and find some once fired 300 Win Mag brass.

7mm Mag and 338 are too short.
You might use 8mm Rem Mag, 300 H&H or .340 WBY.
None are very good choices.

There should be a lot of 300 Win Mag brass out there if you look in the right places or just ask here or in the AR classifieds.
 
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I've got some nickel brass I'd be willing to part with. I'd need to look at numbers and number of fires.


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Go back to the originals. Use 375 or 300 H&H brass. Trim, neck, and blow out the shoulder

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I've been looking too. It seems like there is some available, but at elevated prices. I bought two 20rd boxes incomplete of Speer DWM(?) cases some loaded, some not some missing, because it was all I found around here. I am scrounging .375H&H to neck down.
 
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If you use longer brass, you might need to turn the necks as well.


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I have 60 once fired. 46 are RP, 5 FC and WW super if you are interested.
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Anything long enough will be harder to find and more expensive than getting some real 300 WM.
 
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I have been buying Norma brass from Brownells. Seems like they get it in rather often.
 
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Thanks for the replies everyone. I finally found some locally.
 
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