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Starline Grendel brass
#1
Starline website showed as available for back order so I placed an order for 500 and received a UPS tracking number the next day, if anyone is looking for brass.
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#2
Thanks! Put in for 250 myself- to go with my cheap 90gr varmageddons.
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#3
We've got factory-fresh Starline 6.5 Grendel brass in stock and ready to rock. $58/100-count at SixFiveOutfitters.com.


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#4
Guys we always need to support SixFiveOutfitters………….Without Blunt Force we would not have a website.
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BluntForceTrauma Wrote:We've got factory-fresh Starline 6.5 Grendel brass in stock and ready to rock. $57.95/100-count at SixFiveOutfitters.com.

Didn't know you sold or would and will be primary supplier...apologies
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#6
Popeye212 Wrote:Didn't know you sold or would and will be primary supplier...apologies

Same here! Lesson learned.

John
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#7
Curiousity question. How does Starline compare to Hornady brass? Less/more capacity? Larger, thicker?
I'm just curious.
thanks
d65
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doofus65 Wrote:Curiousity question. How does Starline compare to Hornady brass? Less/more capacity? Larger, thicker?
I'm just curious.
thanks
d65

I started with Hornady and had mystery neck cracks in the first couple of firings. I annealed after that ever 3-4 firings and still have some of the first brass I bought still working just fine. I have bought Starline twice from SixFIiveOutfitters.com and got it fast. In my estimation with the loading of some 450 pieces of Starline brass it is better than Hornady brass. Nary a crack and have yet to anneal a single case. I will when I start seeing cracks.
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#9
I might have mentioned this before, but when I got a Grendel I needed ammo. Paid way too much for Hornady 123 gr SST rounds, but figured I’d have the brass for at least 5 reloads, so the price was somewhat justified. When I had shot a bunch of it, I reloaded 50 rounds with the SSTs. Of the 50 reloads, which had been fired only once prior, 49 of the cases had severe neck cracks. Some were splits and some were at the base of the case neck, almost all the way around. Never seen anything like that before. I’ll save all the Hornady brass when the ammo is used up, and I’ll anneal it and see if it has any life left. I now have Lapua and Starline new brass and will mostly use that in the second Grendel. The Hornady brass was a big disappointment.
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doofus65 Wrote:Curiousity question. How does Starline compare to Hornady brass? Less/more capacity? Larger, thicker?
I'm just curious.
thanks
d65

I've been through large amounts of both (in the thousands). Starline is much more consistent in weight, i.e. more consistent case capacity. I've found Hornady to be at the bottom of the class in that respect across multiple calibers. Starline's weakness is loosening primer pockets while Hornady's is splitting necks. Makes it a bit of a choose your poison scenario. The consistent case capacity as well as cost make Starline the "lesser evil" to me since we don't really have a "premium" supplier these days.
Let's go Brandon!
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#11
Well we have lapua. I guess we have expected to see it off the shelves for so long we ignore that it's out there and available right now (check ammoseek)

Am I saying something that I shouldn't? It's not like hurting for lapua brass any time soon. The hoard went all mad scientist and I still have mine.
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#12
Up for backorder again at starline
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doofus65 Wrote:Curiousity question. How does Starline compare to Hornady brass? Less/more capacity? Larger, thicker?
I'm just curious.
thanks
d65

Got my batch of brass from six five....

With a primer in the cases. The starline weighs around 7.37gr. And the Hornady were 7.69gr.

The starline holds 2.44gr. Of LVR powder and the Hornady brass holds 2.45gr.

Both are new brass...shoulder and neck dimensions were almost identical.

I'm going on the assumption that my load will perform the same on the starline that I've been using in the Hornady.
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cst Wrote:Got my batch of brass from six five....

With a primer in the cases. The starline weighs around 7.37gr. And the Hornady were 7.69gr.

The starline holds 2.44gr. Of LVR powder and the Hornady brass holds 2.45gr.

Both are new brass...shoulder and neck dimensions were almost identical.

I'm going on the assumption that my load will perform the same on the starline that I've been using in the Hornady.

go HERE. they have it IN STOCK
I bought from them and they were fast and good on shipping
https://www.druidhillarmory.com/store1/6...p413717138
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