IVI 303 brass

The best brass I used for loading the 303 was stamped DZZ. Was a surplus brass and from the primers looked to have been fired from a machine gun.

with a bit of prep, this brass was awesome. Very tough and accurate. I used the Lee collet neck die to load and had excellent case life. Was able to almost duplicate 308 performance in my No4's.

Never tried IVI but would expect the same durability from them as well. I really like using surplus brass in my rifles. They stand up very well to the abuse I give them and are plenty accurate even for match rifles, after being sorted of course.

Jerry
 
mysticplayer said:
The best brass I used for loading the 303 was stamped DZZ. Was a surplus brass and from the primers looked to have been fired from a machine gun.

with a bit of prep, this brass was awesome. Very tough and accurate. I used the Lee collet neck die to load and had excellent case life. Was able to almost duplicate 308 performance in my No4's.

Never tried IVI but would expect the same durability from them as well. I really like using surplus brass in my rifles. They stand up very well to the abuse I give them and are plenty accurate even for match rifles, after being sorted of course.

Jerry
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D/Z 1942-44 is awesome brass.

There isn't much wrong with IVI, the stuff I've weighed is better than Winchester for lot to lot consistancy.

D
 
My ivi brass shows wear alot sooner in my No.4 compared to the federals and Remingtons that I have kept over the years. They get pitched sooner. (I only neck resize.)

Regards
Ron R
 
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