460 smith and wesson brass
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Re: 460 smith and wesson brass
I use Starline 460 S&W brass. Get it from MidwayUSA or even Starline.
You may also be interested to know that there are two different "maximum" case lengths published. I would go with the longer length. Also, perhaps in an effort to save money, I've found Hornady brass to be a bit shorter than other brass; sometimes even shorter than the trim length; perhaps in an attempt to save money.
I use Starline 460 S&W brass. Get it from MidwayUSA or even Starline.
You may also be interested to know that there are two different "maximum" case lengths published. I would go with the longer length. Also, perhaps in an effort to save money, I've found Hornady brass to be a bit shorter than other brass; sometimes even shorter than the trim length; perhaps in an attempt to save money.
Re: 460 smith and wesson brass
Hornady makes the brass shorter so you can use the Hornady bullet heads for relaoding. If you use starline and want to use the hornady heads, hornady recc trimming them down a little bit.
I like starline brass personally.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Grumulkin</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I use Starline 460 S&W brass. Get it from MidwayUSA or even Starline.
You may also be interested to know that there are two different "maximum" case lengths published. I would go with the longer length. Also, perhaps in an effort to save money, I've found Hornady brass to be a bit shorter than other brass; sometimes even shorter than the trim length; perhaps in an attempt to save money.</div></div>
Hornady makes the brass shorter so you can use the Hornady bullet heads for relaoding. If you use starline and want to use the hornady heads, hornady recc trimming them down a little bit.
I like starline brass personally.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Grumulkin</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I use Starline 460 S&W brass. Get it from MidwayUSA or even Starline.
You may also be interested to know that there are two different "maximum" case lengths published. I would go with the longer length. Also, perhaps in an effort to save money, I've found Hornady brass to be a bit shorter than other brass; sometimes even shorter than the trim length; perhaps in an attempt to save money.</div></div>
