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So, I've been converting my own .223/5.56 to .300 Blackout for a while now, and I've been getting decent results, but some minor inconsistencies with my reloads.
I just came across this place www.carolinabrass.net, while doing some google searches, and saw a write-up on them at TheTruthAboutGuns. They're selling them for less than I can reload them for.
Anyone ever heard of them? Are they any good?
They are in the Us, so might be difficult and a bit more expensive than you think.
Looks like they are using lake city brass, I have had good success with LC brass in my Fireball,
Just finished reloading 200 rounds with 208gr A-Max, mostly LC brass and a few FC brass. There is a .2gr in charge weight difference for the same speed in subs between the LC and FC brass. Still got another big job cutting down 800 more cases. Now down to the range now for some water balloon practice.
Caroline Brass wont send them to you. I have tried.
I buy mine 300 blackout brass now from these guys. 300 Blackout Brass at GSI International
They will ship to NZ, email them for a shipping quote (Shipping is nearly as much as the cases $60 USD).
I have bought 3000 from them at less than $200 NZD per 1000. Dollar has dropped but you should be able to land them here for about $235 NZD per 1000 still.
I use to make my own brass but at around $235 per 1000 its not worth the time or effort.
Makes for cheap shooting.
Email address for GSI is sales@gsiinternational.com
Ask them to email through an Order Form and ask them for a shipping quote to your address for the quantity you need.
To easy.
Brass is normally 70% Lake City and 30% WCC (Western Cartridge Company), is reasonably clean and reasonably tidy.
I always fill length resize before I use it.
Normally biff 5 per 1000 due to dents etc.
PM me if you need any further details.
If you need some 300 Blackout brass, I can make you some up from once fired 223. PM me how many you want etcQuote:
Originally Posted by BigGunBarry
I got a Hobby drop saw from Micro Mark in the states for my cases - the thing is a beast!!! spare belt and cutting wheel - Much easier (and faster) than the old Bahco pipe cutters I was using. That and a "Worlds finest trimmer" in the drill for exact case lengths after sizing and you're there....
Don't forget to also factor in the right converter for 240V NZ.
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Yeah, looks like they won't ship outside of the states...that sucks. Thanks for the heads up on GS1Quote:
Originally Posted by tikka
I think Belmont are going to, or have started selling loaded blackout ammo for very good prices.