What's your favorite shootin' brass?

[paperpuncher49]

Norma, Norma, and Norma, though not necessarily in that order. However, when something else, I agree with many here......Winchester and LC if I'm loading .223.

 

[dagger dog]

I've just had such good luck with Winchester in all calibers. I'm just an average shooter, hunter, reloader and do not shoot in competitions.

On a similar note does any one notice a difference in quality between Winchester and Remington?

 

[Down South]

Another Starline here.

 

[Shaner]

What's your favorite bulk purchase rifle brass?

Lapua, hands down.

What makes it good?

1. It's easy to prep.

2. It lasts a long time before having to anneal. Rarely do they crack.

3. Primer pockets are uniform and provides consistent feel of seating primers.

4. Their weights are consistently within my tolerances.

4. Quality of brass used to make the cases are the BEST.

5. Wall thickness is consistent.

6. They pay for themselves in the long run.

Where do you buy it?

Just about any major online store.

On a similar note does any one notice a difference in quality between Winchester and Remington?

Each has their own pros and cons. Neither seem to come even close to the quality of Lapua or even Norma brass.

 

[Mal H]

On a similar note does any one notice a difference in quality between Winchester and Remington?

Yes, for handgun caliber brass. Remington hg brass seems to be thinner and doesn't last as long as Winchester brass. For rifle calibers, I haven't noticed much difference between the two brands.