WTB .250 Savage brass

[gnoahhh]

WTB .250 Savage brass, new or once fired, I'm not too particular.

Thanks

[Ed in North Texas]

WTB .250 Savage brass, new or once fired, I'm not too particular.

Thanks

Have you considered necking up .22-250 (aka returning it to original caliber)?

Obviously not if you have a .22-250.

[gnoahhh]

No, will resort to that if it becomes dire. The thing about .22-250 brass necked up is I've seen reports that such brass weighs more than .250 brass which means less case capacity which means loads have to be adjusted accordingly.

I could buy some through standard venues, I just figured if someone had some brass kicking around we could both benefit from a sale between comrades.

[blltsmth]

pm sent!!!

[WJP]

I've got 20 NOS Herters brass and 20 NOS Herters loaded ammo. Pm me and maybe we can work something out.

[abunaitoo]

I have some
PM sent

[gnoahhh]

All offers responded to. Almost overwhelming! Thank you!

[Ed in North Texas]

No, will resort to that if it becomes dire. The thing about .22-250 brass necked up is I've seen reports that such brass weighs more than .250 brass which means less case capacity which means loads have to be adjusted accordingly.

Hadn't considered the possible effect of using listed loads without working up when using even a different brand, much less caliber brass. Probably a left over of my early reloading when most all reloaders made their 7 and 8x57mm from dirt cheap .30-06 brass.

[abunaitoo]

Pictures of brass
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[gnoahhh]

Now spoken for.

[Texas by God]

.250 Savage brass with normal loads lasts and lasts. A fan since 1986 here.