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experiences with current Bertram Brass?
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i was about to buy some Bertram 6.5x53R dutch mannlicher brass from buffalo last night when i thought i should do a search on it. i find a lot of bad rep to them, but a lot of it is 15 years old.

does anyone have current experience with current runs of bertram brass?
 
Posts: 2509 | Location: Kisatchie National Forest, LA | Registered: 20 October 2004Reply With Quote
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Let me put it this way.

The sort brass they produced a few years made me promise to never, ever, buy any Bertram brass again.


In my whole life, I have never come across any brass so badly made.

And from the experience of others, it just re-enforce my decision.


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If Bertram is the only source, you buy Bertram.

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Posts: 2086 | Location: Seattle Washington, USA | Registered: 19 January 2004Reply With Quote
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My experience with early (1990s) Bertram brass was pretty awful, but I have had mostly decent luck with their brass in the last few years; calibers like .38-72, 500/450 No.1 BP Express and 12,7x44R Swedish. Expensive, but usable and with the right headstamp.

On the other hand, rimmed 256 is easily made from .303 British brass.
 
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Yes,
Their quality control system is much improved.
It is better than Remington,
Winchester.
And some lots of Hornady

I always check Norma, RWS, Lapua, Atlas Development Group (ADG), Peterson.


 
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