300 BLK Brass review

[waco]

I just bought a new Ruger American Ranch in 300 BLK. I picked up 300 pieces of brand new brass with the rifle. The brass is new to me. Never heard of it. The name is "Team never quit"
The brass seems to be of very high quality. It wears a TNQ 300 BLK head stamp.

The brass is annealed and very consistent in length and weight. I randomly grabbed 30 pieces and FL sized them. I measured all 30 with my digital calipers. Short to long they measure 1.358" to 1.360"
I weighed all 30 pieces. They weighed from 82.2gr to 83.5gr. Theses at were bought at Cabelas.
I'm not sure of all the places this brass is available. It seems like very good stuff!

Here are some pics.
Walter.

 

[Ian]

An interesting read: http://snakerivershootingproducts.c...ss-to-accompany-tactical-ammunition-products/

Let us know how it loads and shoots

 

[Missionary]

I also will follow this. Only have used "converted" brass in my 300 BLK upper. A bolt rifle in 300 is on my list for the furture.

 

[300BLK]

I bought 1K from these guys when it was on sale. Its gone up, but still a great deal. http://www.300blktalk.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=179&t=89180

 

[Hawk]

When I buy OFB, I always like to get it just cleaned and not deprimed.
It takes more work on my end, but I feel if the primer is still crimped in place, there's a better chance of it being once fired, instead of just range brass that someone has picked up.

 

[Pistolero]

I may be buying some brass from TNQ, now that I know who is a major player in the company.
Thanks, Ian. Read the book and have seen the movie. Have a relative doing Spec Ops work and
lost one in Afghanistan, so really respect those folks who have been there and done that, and their
opinions and commitments to quality stuff.