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Bogie · February 2, 2001, 12:47 PM

For .223 brass, I've been spoiled into buying it from River Valley Ordnance (rvow.com). It's once-fired military, cleaned, decrimped, sized, and trimmed to length. All I've gotta do is chamfer and deburr, prime, and load... I've got boxes and boxes of .223 that I need to get around to trimming...

My .308 brass is all Lapua, and all from the same lot. My .22-250 has a few hundred pieces of Winchester, sorted by weight, and ditto for the .243.

The bench guns get match prepped .220 Russain from Lapua, either necked up to 6PPC or shortened for the .22 Waldog before being blown out in fireforming.

I do scrounge .38, .357, and .45, along with anything a buddy needs...

February 2, 2001, 12:47 PM	#9
Bogie Senior Member Join Date: June 5, 2000 Location: Job hunting on the road... Posts: 3,827	For .223 brass, I've been spoiled into buying it from River Valley Ordnance (rvow.com). It's once-fired military, cleaned, decrimped, sized, and trimmed to length. All I've gotta do is chamfer and deburr, prime, and load... I've got boxes and boxes of .223 that I need to get around to trimming... My .308 brass is all Lapua, and all from the same lot. My .22-250 has a few hundred pieces of Winchester, sorted by weight, and ditto for the .243. The bench guns get match prepped .220 Russain from Lapua, either necked up to 6PPC or shortened for the .22 Waldog before being blown out in fireforming. I do scrounge .38, .357, and .45, along with anything a buddy needs...