We have had some interesting discussions ref reloading and accuracy. I have always said use the best brass possible even if it costs more initially, as it will cost less in the long run.
there is a very recent post on BR central, under 1000 yards BR on the 300 Hulk. Sorry, cannot post the direct link now.
this is a slightly shortened 338 lapua case that is necked to 30 caliber and has 85 grains of powder (mild load) and pushes 240 SMKS at 2950. it is shooting sub 5" groups routinely and winning more than its share of matches. Now Tom Sarver is a meticulous reloader and a very good shot, but the gun and cartridge has capabilities for sure.
However, what is really interesting is that the original cases have been fired 56 times now. Yes that is right, 56 times.
Now is quality brass cost effective and is cheaper brass really cheaper when you are after longevity and extreme accuracy?
BH
there is a very recent post on BR central, under 1000 yards BR on the 300 Hulk. Sorry, cannot post the direct link now.
this is a slightly shortened 338 lapua case that is necked to 30 caliber and has 85 grains of powder (mild load) and pushes 240 SMKS at 2950. it is shooting sub 5" groups routinely and winning more than its share of matches. Now Tom Sarver is a meticulous reloader and a very good shot, but the gun and cartridge has capabilities for sure.
However, what is really interesting is that the original cases have been fired 56 times now. Yes that is right, 56 times.
Now is quality brass cost effective and is cheaper brass really cheaper when you are after longevity and extreme accuracy?
BH