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So i have been looking at 30 noslers and it appears only nosler make brass for them. Dam it is expensive, yet redding dies are avalible for them. The blaser magunum has norma brass avalible but the dies are really expensive. The 30 nosler has the edge in velocity am i right? The 300 norma seems like it needs to be muzzle breaked at all times so probably not ideal. Let me know your thoughts.
Dies, buy once cry once ..... brass you’ll always be crying.
CH4 dies are better price than others for Blaser 300. You can get them from Stager.
yeah i figure i would be emotional about cost of brass. i havnt heard the best things about nosler brass.
I havnt heard of ch4 dies, i have seen redding custom dies for the 300 blaser and they were pricey. Are they good quality?Quote:
Originally Posted by WillB
Blackwatch Reloading could help you out on the 300 Blaser gear @300AAC
I wouldn't be surprised if other manufacturers in the states pick up the 28 and 30 nosler brass in the near future..... where as i don't see that happening for the Blaser Cases, maybe wait until after shot show to make a call?
I'm using Norma branded 26 Nosler brass for my 28 Nosler, it's alot cheaper than the Nosler branded brass
300 PRC AKA 30-375 Ruger is same performance as those two... might be easier to get stuff for?
i know where there is a reamer tooQuote:
Originally Posted by 300_BLK
The 7mm version can shoot with out a bake
Cheers i have been looking at Black watch reloading, pricing is pretty sharp a cheers. im hoping the 30 nosler gets more brass manufactures working on it.Quote:
Originally Posted by LOC
Im hoping so, they seem to be getting popular over seas. The blaser dosnt seem to be picking up over seas like it is in our little market. That is probably a good idea. im hoping norma or lapua start up.Quote:
Originally Posted by camo wsm
I didnt know they made any of the noslers. i havnt found any on my searching.Quote:
Originally Posted by GWH
Thats getting fairly wild catish a. dont really want a cat fish. think it would be a pain for getting brass ect.?Quote:
Originally Posted by 300_BLK
It would still boot like shit wouldnt it? The 7mm would be a barrel burner surely?Quote:
Originally Posted by 199p
Mine was shit but shootm is lasting well, Heaps of guys states side got 1200+ rounds.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tim Dicko
Nah wasnt bad at all i shot it more with out the brake then with great performance from a 26" barrel
Eaiser to get brass for than anything else mentioned in this thread.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tim Dicko
My question is how many rounds are you going to fire a year?
Even if it’s 100 per year 10 years before you have to screw another barrel on at 1000 rounds.
That’s what I’m working on for my 7-375.
I’ve had a look back and it’s four years since it was built and pretty close to 400 rounds so far and that’s my hunting rifle.
there no simple one answer. You want power but not to much recoil. maybe be able to use a suppressor . or a break.Quote:
Originally Posted by BRADS
The simple answer to that is not i have a kid less than i was. 100 a year on that rifle is about right theese days. thats some pretty logical thinking a. has the throat moved?Quote:
Originally Posted by Shootm
300 PRC has just been released by Hornady. Dies and brass are easy to get.
Haven’t had a look with a bore scope and not going to. Just keep shooting and replace it when it stops shooting is my theory.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tim Dicko
just looked it up nice cheers for that. good old hornady. we will see if it catchs on.Quote:
Originally Posted by 300_BLK
Norma make the Nosler brass, Nosler prep & weigh it etc, which is a good excuse for it to be twice the price :)Quote:
Originally Posted by GWH
Yes so I believe. In my new bag of Norma 26 Nosler brass I found 1 piece of Nosler 300 ultra mag brass.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kiwi Greg
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That would have been worth $20 to you. i would have sent it back at the price they were charging.Quote:
Originally Posted by GWH
So hopefully norma start stamping their own name on it soon. Some good mark up alright.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kiwi Greg
Not sure when we will see Norma 28 Nosler brass, you can get Bertram brass which is not too bad.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tim Dicko
If you get 5-6 firings out of a bit of 28 Nosler brass 100 will last you the life of the barrel so its not really the end of the world
27 Nosler beats all aforementioned calibres in this thread anyhow. Use Norma 26 nosler brass.
I also found 2 in mine!Quote:
Originally Posted by GWH
I feel sorry for you.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ryan_Songhurst
Thats a good way of looking at it. I though bertram brass wasnt the best?Quote:
Originally Posted by Kiwi Greg
Lonely at the topQuote:
Originally Posted by Tim Dicko
It appears to have gotten a lot better than it was, they make a lot of mainstream brass now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tim Dicko
cheers for that good to know. hopefully its up to norma lapua standard.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kiwi Greg
Im starting to think you need counselling.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ryan_Songhurst