Who made that brass.....

[fpgt72]

I know this is a pretty specific forum, but some general questions on brass. Some of the "general" gun forums I just can't stand ****cough THR*****cough. And the folks here seem to know quite a bit.

Not anything "long range", but more odd duck type brass, I bought from Graff some brass for 30 Remington. The head stamp is Graff. These folk are in my neck of the woods and I have been there.....I don't think they make brass. I have used RCC for some really odd duck old cartridges, and they have their stamp on them.

Wondering if anyone knows does Graff make their own brass, or have a contract with someone else and they put the graf stamp on it.

No real reason, I have had great luck with their stuff, but I also have never loaded anywhere near max on these old rifles.

 

[spife7980]

Ive heard of several different factories at separate points in time for other chamberings, could be anything. Call them and ask would be the best bet for a real answer.

May want to anneal that brass first though

New .30 Rem brass splitting necks !? - thegreatmodel8.remingtonsociety.com

 

[fpgt72]

Ive heard of several different factories at separate points in time for other chamberings, could be anything. Call them and ask would be the best bet for a real answer.

May want to anneal that brass first though

New .30 Rem brass splitting necks !? - thegreatmodel8.remingtonsociety.com

I did not know about that. Read the link and will keep a close eye on mine, thanks. I have not done that but then I don't push the old rifles very hard at all. With an automatic I will start with the bottom load and work my way up to reliable function of the rifle, then fiddle around there for groups. I know some of my brass has 4 loadings on them and I have not noticed anything yet....but I will keep a close eye on it, and likely anneal them even if they look ok. This stuff does not grow on trees.