Peterson 22 creedmoor, LRP brass for sale. 97 pieces of brand new brass and a large bag fired brass. The fired brass ranges from 1 to 3 firings, mixed. Selling as a lot. Entire package for $150 shipped.
500 pieces of new, in the box, LRP Peterson 6.5 creedmoor brass for sale. $375 for the entire lot. Will consider selling as 2 lots of 250 at $200. Price includes shipping.
I prefer the adg brass so I'm getting rid of this nosler brass all for one price.
258 pieces Total
110 New
98 1x fired
50 3x fired
$190 shipped
Price Drop
$180
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Brass and Hornady dies came with a rifle purchase. I switched to small rifle primer brass. I have a total of 267 pieces of Hornady brass for a 22 creedmoor. 139 pieces of twice fired 6 creedmoor head stamped and necked to 22 creedmoor, 38 once fired 6 creedmoor head stamped and necked to 22...
I have a total of 211 pieces of starline large rifle primer brass. 118 new brass, 37 new brass primed with Winchester LR primers, 31 once fired, 25 once fired sized and primed with Winchester LR primers. I have a set of full length hornady match grade bushing dies (with micrometer). I'll include...
I had an issue while working up a load that I've never come across and thought I'd ask for some help.
I am using new Hornady brass and Barnes 168 TTSX bullets for my 300 WSM
I am full length resizing with a lee die.
I am using imperial wax
I resized the brass, measured length was right and...
Just wanted to know thoughts on brass sorting. Do you, have you noticed a difference and when sorting what would your weight perameters be as far as range from what to keep in this batch as opposed to a separate batch? I’ve never personally done it but just need one more thing to drive me crazy..😆
For Sale or Trade: 90 pieces of 45-90 brass reformed to 40-82 brass, once fired. I will trade for the same amount of 45-90 brass. If you would like to purchase, it is $1 per piece of brass or $90 shipped to buyer.
So since annealing seems to be an ever increasingly popular topic with long range hunting and precision reloading, I figured I post my thoughts on it.
So, when I first started getting into annealing, I did the socket, drill, and torch method. At the time, it did seem to work, but I never really...
While loading some once fired Remington brass for load development I could feel some primers seated easier than others. I had used a Sinclair primer pocket uniformer as part of my brass prep so my assumption is the difference was due to minor factory variances in primer pocket circumference, no...