For non-premium I go Winchester. I got a couple of bad batches of Remington a few years ago, so it's Winchester for me. For premium, it will vary from caliber to caliber.
LWD
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And for a hunting rifle, don't buy the expensive stuff. You don't want to be crawling around in the grass looking for your spent brass when you should be shooting or watching the animal.
LWD
Posts: 2104 | Location: Fort Worth, Texas | Registered: 16 April 2006
Remington has worked well for me. Buy 100 cases (of the brand of your choice), take care of it, and it'll probably outlast you. I agree that you don't need the high priced spread for a hunting rifle.
Originally posted by LWD: For non-premium I go Winchester. I got a couple of bad batches of Remington a few years ago, so it's Winchester for me. For premium, it will vary from caliber to caliber.
LWD
+1 Usually Win brass for me. I've also used Nosler in 338 Win and so far I like it but haven't shot it out yet. So won't say it's the bomb unless it lasts a good number of loadings.
I use Win. brass for all of my rifle reloading including my .338 WM. For the most part, I always try to PFLR the cases. In fact, I have 2 sizing dies for each caliber. 1 is set to PFLR the second is set to FL resize when/if needed. With 2 dies, I don't have the bother of readjusting the dies to go to FL sizing to PFL sizing. Just me tho. Bear in Fairbanks
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