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Just thought I'd let you guys know that Midway has this brass in stock again. They seem to get a supply every so often and it sells out quickly then is on backorder forever. I ordered mine yesterday. http://www.midwayusa.com/ebrowse.exe/browse?TabID=1&Cat...*652***670***9013*** Tom Z NRA Life Member | ||
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Thanks for the link, that's waaaaay cheaper than anything else out there. Used to be 475Guy add about 2000 more posts | |||
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Just curious,is there any difference between the Hornady and Norma brass? Thanks | |||
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Thanks Labman. My one box of brass looks lonely! Maybe I can score another now. 375fan, not enough reloads to comment, but after firing the aforementioned 20 cases a couple times all looks well. Must be approaching 10 reloads with my old Federal factory nickel plated brass, but I wouldn't expect the same for NORMA or Hornady. I wonder if lot to lot variation will come into play. After fireforming, the OAL (brass) had a textbook bell curve spread. Thought the necks looked nicked or split on a few but after resizing and champfering looks like no big deal and the second firing shows no signs of softness. I will say that I don't crimp these but if I did the uniform trim length would be shorter than desired. You'd probably want to buy and sort a bunch of brass like a benchrester to select only the longest for uniform trimming and crimping at the cannelure of your bullet of choice. BNagel _______________________ | |||
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.......It is a good price , but it is still twice as expensive as 416 Rem mag ...,.Nice but I will pass ... .If it can,t be grown , its gotta be mined .... | |||
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