Hornady has bailed on 480 Ruger and 450 Marlin shooters

[cpaspr]

Going into my 35th tax season, just can't seem to get enough.

#29 for me. Tis a lot more complex than when I started. Pretty much tax only, though. Audits went bye-bye when I switched firms 18 years ago.

And keeping it gun related, I need to go review my components stashes.

[MostlyLeverGuns]

The 450 Marlin is a real problem, I avoided the 303 Savage until Prvi made brass then I stocked up, though there are some work arounds - a wrap of tape around a slightly shortened 30-30 will work to start. I have plenty of 35 Rem, but you can turn the rim off 303 British for that, I stocked up on .444, but added another 500 Starline who does still make them. 300 Savage is easy - .308 Win shortened, .307 Win and 356 Win - size and shorten 444. Most cases come from a few that existed in the 1890's to 1920's. Think the .284 is recent, turn the rim off a 45-70 and size down in steps - there ya go.

I do stick with my .243, .308, .358 and .300 Savage's in Savage 99's for most of my shooting, ever since military brass was sold by GIBRASS - 1970's for me

[siamese4570]

This conversation makes me appreciate my 30-30, 30-06, 243, 223.
Siamese4570

Oh, forgot 45-70

[Barry54]

I didn’t realize I had a goldmine with once fired 450 BM brass sitting around.

Hey, anybody wanna send me some 480 brass for it? Heh heh