Easiest I found to reform was 375 H&H. Neck it down, load with a starter load and the cheapest bullets you can find. Chamber, fire and you have your 358 STA. - danI'm getting the buzz to get a 358 cal rifle...
2 things:
-Being that components can be scarce in Canada where are you guys finding 358 STA Brass?
-What are you using to form 358 STA Brass and your methods
Thanks folks!
I used to neck up 8mm Remington Magnum, but it's nearly impossible to find now, too.Easiest I found to reform was 375 H&H. Neck it down, load with a starter load and the cheapest bullets you can find. Chamber, fire and you have your 358 STA. - dan
That's how it began, but I save all my 8 RM brass for my 8 RM. When that's used up I guess I'll form that from 375 as well. Most of my 340 Wby brass started out as 375 brass as well. - danI used to neck up 8mm Remington Magnum, but it's nearly impossible to find now, too.
You don’t just find 358 STA brass as it was never a production cartridge- you have to make it from 7 STW or 8 REM Mag brass .I'm getting the buzz to get a 358 cal rifle...
2 things:
-Being that components can be scarce in Canada where are you guys finding 358 STA Brass?
-What are you using to form 358 STA Brass and your methods
Thanks folks!
A-square sold it at one point. Art had a lot of oddball stuff. - danYou don’t just find 358 STA brass as it was never a production cartridge- you have to make it from 7 STW or 8 REM Mag brass .![]()
It's a great cartridge. Just needs more and better bullets. - danalways liked the 8 Mag
Wow. That's amazing!Lo and behold 8mm RM brass is available cursory look found 2 sources:
I've always liked the idea of hi powered 8s. 8mm Mauser is nice to shoot. I'd love to whip up an 8mm- 06 AI. Great Grandfather back in the sticks in MB had a 32 SP. Nice caliber but too many other good ones to fend off to really get a strong foot hold I guess. Same as the 35s... Keep the oddballs alive!always liked the 8 Mag
I still shoot an 8mm-06 AI. It's a good cartridge. I have quite a few Rem 185 gr bullets from back when they sold those for their 8 Mag. Works quite well. - danI've always liked the idea of hi powered 8s. 8mm Mauser is nice to shoot. I'd love to whip up an 8mm- 06 AI. Great Grandfather back in the sticks in MB had a 32 SP. Nice caliber but too many other good ones to fend off to really get a strong foot hold I guess. Same as the 35s... Keep the oddballs alive!
I just placed 50 RP 7 STW new brass for sale on EEI'm getting the buzz to get a 358 cal rifle...
2 things:
-Being that components can be scarce in Canada where are you guys finding 358 STA Brass?
-What are you using to form 358 STA Brass and your methods
Thanks folks!
I need to have my mind made up on a gun first! Thank You!I just placed 50 RP 7 STW new brass for sale on EE![]()
That is a great looking rifle. I have considered the No 1 route on a build. Such a classic rifle and one I have yet to own- I did consider this project for it.My son is building a 358 STA on a Ruger single shot action to match my .303
Half round half octagon barrel, upgraded wood, low power scope with quick release mounts, express sights, etc.
His gunny is trying to finish up a pile of work before he starts on it .
It will look.likevthis only with a slightly heavier barrel profile
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Thanks! Bill Leeper did this one for me and did an amazing job.That is a great looking rifle. I have considered the No 1 route on a build. Such a classic rifle and one I have yet to own- I did consider this project for it.
A lot! lolSo what would virgin rem. 8mm mag brass be worth?



























