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Best Brass for the $$.....
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02/12/21 02:41 PM
02/12/21 02:41 PM
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I need a supply of new brass for a couple new-to-me calibers. Not much available, but did notice some Nosler, and also Lapua available. Have heard reports of loose primer pockets in the Nosler brass after just one firing, that's totally unacceptable. So I'm skeptical. The Lapua is expensive, but heard it holds up well. Might be worth it, if it really holds up to many firings. My experience is mostly with R-P, Win, Starline, and Hornady.
What do the Aldeer reloading experts have to say from their experience..... best, worse, worth it/not worth it....what say ye??
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