300 h&h brass, who still makes some worth handloading?

[leojlafrog]

Hello Nutz, I recently picked up a rifle on my NEED to get list, a 1959 browning safari grade in 300h&h! I hadn't really looked at what was available for brass or factory loads before I bought the rifle. So far, I've found my options being marketed by hornady, federal, nosler and norma. Out of these manufacturers, who would be worth spending money on? Nosler, federal and hornady offer loaded factory rounds and nosler, hornady and norma offer brass options. I'm looking of accumulating around 50-100 pieces of brass for handloading and keeping on hand whether it's factory rounds or handloads.

Anybody have experience with these manufacturers for this chambering in regards to case life? Hardness? Primer pockets? Any info is greatly appreciated.

Joel

 

[spooksar]

I use Federal in mine with with zero problems

 

[m777]

My guess would be just to get whatever you can find and go from there.
It's one of the few calibers I still want to get to round out my "stock".
Clint

 

[Raton57]

I actually am still reloading CIL brass. Still have Remington brass that I haven't opened yet also.

 

[outdoors]

I bought some Winchester brass from Ellwood Epps Sports about ten years ago and it has performed well.