7x61 sharpe & hart

fn257

August 18, 2003 12:41

Does anyone know if dies and brass are still commercially available? I was told that Norma still manufactures brass but can't find out.

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nononsense

August 18, 2003 13:29
fn257,

The dies are available from Huntington's as RCBS or CH4D will make them and they are probably available from a couple of other places. The last batch of brass that I ordered came from Huntington's also but they are not showing it on their current case list. You will have to try the other reloading supply houses to see if they have it or can order it. Graf and Sons stock Norma brass, powder and bullets so chances are they might have it.

It's not a lot of fun but this case can be made from standard belted magnum cases.

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Hangfire

August 18, 2003 15:32
I LOVE that caliber!!!Anyone that has one is set for any game animal on earth,and any target within reason[less than a mile G ]!!!Bob

Gun control is a steady hand
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buckdeer

August 18, 2003 17:59
you guys should try the 6x71 sharp and hart that's a screamer
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nononsense

August 18, 2003 19:29
buckdeer,

I'm not sure if you're just having fun or if this is a typo. There is a 6x61 Sharpe & Hart as a wildcat but not a 6x71 S&H. There is also a 6.5x61 Shannon and a .257 Condor which are both made from the 7x61 case.

fn257,

Grafs website and Midsouth's website don't list any 7x61 brass that I can see.

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Iconoclast

August 19, 2003 08:11
I have several boxes of original virgin Norma brass.
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buckdeer

August 19, 2003 11:30
just a typo nononsense i meant the 6x61
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fn257

August 26, 2003 15:49
Iconoclast,is any of that virgin brass for sale? Please advise. FN257
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