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If this is for a hunting Rifle, Graf's has Starline 270 Win.brass in stock right now for .60¢ ea. Your Norma, Nosler, Peterson brass will be double that, if you can find it.
I've been reloading for the 270 Win since the mid 1970's and have used 3, 270 Rifles over the last 4 decades. I've used all of the regular US brands of brass and the ammunition made has taken a good number of Deer, Hogs and a couple antelope. I still have 2 of the three Rifles.
If I was starting out, I would just buy a couple hundred Starline 270 cases. I don't really see the need for the other brass that costs twice as much, unless you're loading for a competition gun.
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I've been reloading for the 270 Win since the mid 1970's and have used 3, 270 Rifles over the last 4 decades. I've used all of the regular US brands of brass and the ammunition made has taken a good number of Deer, Hogs and a couple antelope. I still have 2 of the three Rifles.
If I was starting out, I would just buy a couple hundred Starline 270 cases. I don't really see the need for the other brass that costs twice as much, unless you're loading for a competition gun.
STARLINE BRASS 270 WINCHESTER UNPRIMED PER 100 - Graf & Sons
The .270 Winchester has been around nearly a century and has become just as popular as its parent cartridge, the .30-06. Chambered by almost every major firearm manufacturer with a hunting rifle in their lineup, the 270 Winchester has made quite a name for itself as a big game caliber in North...
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Well thanks for the reccomendations, I've never heard of starline haven't done any research on them, I know nosler/norma are solid, and I've got over 2k into this hunting rifle not including the glass that's taken me 3 years to put together just trying to build the most accurate loads possible is all. I've used remington brass for years and my favorite load fir deer sized game is 130 grain bt nosler yellow tip with 57 grains of 4831 , I'm trying to see what I can get out of my rifle. I'm a member of a club here in my home state and we have over 1000 yards and I've shot 1050 with my win mag , not saying I want to stretch my 270 out that far but sure would be cool to shoot sub moa at 400 yardsIf this is for a hunting Rifle, Graf's has Starline 270 Win.brass in stock right now for .60¢ ea. Your Norma, Nosler, Peterson brass will be double that, if you can find it.
I've been reloading for the 270 Win since the mid 1970's and have used 3, 270 Rifles over the last 4 decades. I've used all of the regular US brands of brass and the ammunition made has taken a good number of Deer, Hogs and a couple antelope. I still have 2 of the three Rifles.
If I was starting out, I would just buy a couple hundred Starline 270 cases. I don't really see the need for the other brass that costs twice as much, unless you're loading for a competition gun.
STARLINE BRASS 270 WINCHESTER UNPRIMED PER 100 - Graf & Sons
The .270 Winchester has been around nearly a century and has become just as popular as its parent cartridge, the .30-06. Chambered by almost every major firearm manufacturer with a hunting rifle in their lineup, the 270 Winchester has made quite a name for itself as a big game caliber in North...
Starline has a good reputation. I took a look on the web for 270 brass. There doesn't seem to be a much in stock. Graf's only charges about $14.00 for shipping no matter how much. If you decide on the Starline, I wouldn't wait too long. You could also order some other stuff. I used them recently for some Barnes Varmint Grenades. They has the lowest price.
My current Deer load is a Barnes 110 Gr. TTSX using 58.0 grs. of IMR 4451. Chrono's out to about 3250 FPS and it shoots 1 MOA out to 300 yards.
I stopped using the Nosler Ballistic tip years ago due to it blowing up and ruining meat. I like the bonded or Partition bullets along with the mono bullets for hunting.
My current Deer load is a Barnes 110 Gr. TTSX using 58.0 grs. of IMR 4451. Chrono's out to about 3250 FPS and it shoots 1 MOA out to 300 yards.
I stopped using the Nosler Ballistic tip years ago due to it blowing up and ruining meat. I like the bonded or Partition bullets along with the mono bullets for hunting.
My local cabelas has a few bags of that starline, I'd try it if I knew it was better than remington, I know hornady is better than rem, I'll agree with you on the ballistic tip ruining meat. Don't hit em in the shoulder or you can definetly plan on it being f-ed
Starline is MUCH higher quality brass than Nosler and Norma, which are both known for being super soft and routinely out of dimension.
Its also much cheaper.
Its also much cheaper.
Really? Never heard of it
