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603Country · May 15, 2012, 12:59 PM

I'm a Norma fan (haven't used any Lapua) and use that when and where I can. It just seems to shoot a little bit better and has a long life. But right now I have Winchester brass for my 220 and it shoots great. The 260 is using Nosler brass, which so far has been impressive and not much prep is needed. Hornady and Nosler are what I'm using in the 223 and I can't see any diff in accuracy (I keep them in separate MTM boxes), though the Hornady took a little more prep work. The 270 is using Norma and I'm very happy. I'll switch the 220 to Norma when the Winchester brass shows signs of being old, and I'll probably do the same with the 260.

May 15, 2012, 12:59 PM	#9
603Country Senior Member Join Date: January 6, 2011 Location: Thornton, Texas Posts: 3,998	I'm a Norma fan (haven't used any Lapua) and use that when and where I can. It just seems to shoot a little bit better and has a long life. But right now I have Winchester brass for my 220 and it shoots great. The 260 is using Nosler brass, which so far has been impressive and not much prep is needed. Hornady and Nosler are what I'm using in the 223 and I can't see any diff in accuracy (I keep them in separate MTM boxes), though the Hornady took a little more prep work. The 270 is using Norma and I'm very happy. I'll switch the 220 to Norma when the Winchester brass shows signs of being old, and I'll probably do the same with the 260.