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Post by slugger on Feb 1, 2011 15:52:07 GMT -5
In our 243's and 223's the winchester seem to preform a bit better. It lasts longer and sizes better,we tend to run'm up quite hot but the Remington just don't work as nice.In the 45/70 I use all Federal and they work OK. I have to start out fresh on the 22/250 so I can get any type. I never tried Norma and starlite there way more money $$$ are they any better?? 
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Post by cfvickers on Feb 5, 2011 2:57:35 GMT -5
Winchester every time between the two, regardless of caliber. I load for a lot of different cartridges and have never had good luck with remington brass. Remington bullets, well my view is different. Cor-Lokt bullets just plain work.
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Post by dannoboone on Feb 5, 2011 11:55:46 GMT -5
Another vote for Win brass. I do use Rem brass but have learned
to anneal it. There was a time when a couple of necks split on the
first sizing, so I anneal soon as the brass comes out of the bag.
Haven't tried the Norma brass. Have tried the Nosler brass, but
wasn't that impressed. It came hard as though work hardened,
and was shorter than minimum SAAMI length. That's not to say it
hurt anything, but it certainly shoots different.
Even though it takes a bit more prep work, I've become a fan of
PRVI brass, and like it more than all others tried.
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