I was just wondering if there was going to be any availability of .300 RUM brass in the near future, and if so, is there a way I could be notified on here so I could purchase it when availability resumes. I was able to find a few boxes of 200 gr .308 cal accubonds at a local store, but it is also about time for some new brass. Any help is appreciated, otherwise I may have to resort to Remington brass (gasp).
.300 RUM Brass?
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- Nov 4, 2004
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Welcome to the forum, glad you are here.
Nosler does not have any automated notification system in place to notify someone of product availability.
The best way is to stay in touch with us on the forum and also call Shooters Pro Shop from time to time to see if they might have some 300 RUM brass.
I shoot a 338 RUM and use R-P brass with no issues.
My FFL buddy does have 300 RUM R-P brass and I know he can send it to you.
Dan's Sport Ammo 616 784 6811
JD338
Welcome to the forum, glad you are here.
Nosler does not have any automated notification system in place to notify someone of product availability.
The best way is to stay in touch with us on the forum and also call Shooters Pro Shop from time to time to see if they might have some 300 RUM brass.
I shoot a 338 RUM and use R-P brass with no issues.
My FFL buddy does have 300 RUM R-P brass and I know he can send it to you.
Dan's Sport Ammo 616 784 6811
JD338
Teknys
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- Jan 14, 2008
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I too have been using Rem brass for my 300 RUM. Not sure how many times I can reload this brass but I'm on 2nd and 3rd times now. Accuracy is good, if all goes well the Sendero will make one hole.
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Well, I just like that I get about twice as many reloads out of the nosler brass...I have used it before Nosler introduced their own brass...I usually got something like 4 +/- reloads out of it. With Nosler brass, I am on load number 7 and have been very impressed, I load my RUM close to max pressure and the brass has held up very well, I just keep a very close eye on my cases. Still no pressure signs or excessive wear, but I prefer to err on the side of caution with 100 grs. of powder in the case. I am almost through load #7 and when I have sorted the brass and inspected it may load it #8...we will see...
