Wat make of brass

[roaddog1]

View attachment 19639can someone tell me wat make of brass this is Tia

 

[thump_rrr]

Remington Peters in 7MM Remington Magnum

 

[roaddog1]

Thanks. Is it decent brass? Friend give me four boxes of reloads it all this kind

 

[thump_rrr]

Thanks. Is it decent brass? Friend give me four boxes of reloads it all this kind

I'd be more worried if your friend knows how to reload? Do you trust your life to him?

 

[sunray]

DO NOT SHOOT OTHER PEOPLES RELOADS.
Remington-Peters is Remington. Same guys who make the M700.

 

[roaddog1]

Well it's a long story he got em made by a licensed reloader in the us. He switched to a different tip these are soft point he wanted something in a wat you call em got them plastic red tips

 

[roaddog1]

An I did weigh em all. Every one is the same

 

[Ganderite]

I would shoot them. After the first shot I would note if the bolt is hard to lift and then I would look at the primer to see if it looks flattened. If both are ok, I would sight in and carry on.

Keep the brass. It can be re-loaded. Is there any indication of the load on the packaging? That would be useful if it works well.

 

[07blackwater]

Remington is good brass. It's what I've been using lately with no issues.

Stay away from federal and you'll be golden.

 

[roaddog1]

I would shoot them. After the first shot I would note if the bolt is hard to lift and then I would look at the primer to see if it looks flattened. If both are ok, I would sight in and carry on.

Keep the brass. It can be re-loaded. Is there any indication of the load on the packaging? That would be useful if it works well.

that my friend is wat gets me...they are very good loads for my gun i can hit baseball size rock every shot at 250-300 yards notting on boxs just 7mm part 150 my friend has been shooting from this reloader for years

 

[roaddog1]

no issues with bolt lift

 

[zuke]

If you have experiance with them, then go ahead and use'em.
Try to find out the load used so you can make your own.

 

[relic38]

Remington is good brass. It's what I've been using lately with no issues.

Stay away from federal and you'll be golden.

Any reason you stay away from FC brass?

 

[rookie wildcat]

It's soft. Primer pockets tend to stretch quick.

 

[Ganderite]

"Part 150" suggests they are loaded with a Nosler 150gr Partition bullet. This is a premium (expensive) bullet and I would not plink with them.

If they extract easily and are accurate, you are good to go - hunting , that is.

 

[roaddog1]

thank you ganderite...thank you all for your input

 

[07blackwater]

Any reason you stay away from FC brass?

The primer pockets get loose after a few loads. Federal brass is soft.

Winchester used to be the go to budget brass but their quality control has gone down hill.

 

[g-manz35]

"Part 150" suggests they are loaded with a Nosler 150gr Partition bullet. This is a premium (expensive) bullet and I would not plink with them.

If they extract easily and are accurate, you are good to go - hunting , that is.

Good advice. I was just about to recommend the same. Keep these for hunting and experiment with your own reloads until you find something as good. I would also run them over a crony and see what kind of speed your getting.

 

[plinker1]

If the picture shows the cartridge you have previously fired in your rifle, you have nothing to worry about.