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Anybody know where I can find some brass? not looking for starline brass,need Quality Cartridge,thanks.


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I bought Starline for my 50 Alaskan. Still shooting in after many reloads. Very hard to beat the quality.
 
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Originally posted by buckeyeshooter:
I bought Starline for my 50 Alaskan. Still shooting in after many reloads. Very hard to beat the quality.


Yup you are right about Starline,it is good brass & I am using some allready,I search for QC brass because I think it might give me a few more grains of capacity,maybe 3 to 5 more.


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I use Winchester 348 brass and CH4D expander to open the neck. Very good brass with long life. I load 63 grains of 3031 with a 400 grain gas check bullet for about 2150 fps.
 
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I use Winchester 348 brass and CH4D expander to open the neck. Very good brass with long life. I load 63 grains of 3031 with a 400 grain gas check bullet for about 2150 fps.


Do you know what the winchester brass has for H2o case capacity?


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Sorry for the delay Bill,
looks like 71.5 grains of water fills the WW case to bottom of the neck.
 
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I use WW 348 brass with bullseye and corn meal to form the 450 Alaskan. Never lost a case as long as new brass is used. Using an expander often results in an uneven length neck. The firerorm method does not have this problem. I like 3031 with the 400 grain Speer for a using load.
 
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Thanks for the info,I will have to try your method.


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