Starline Brass 308 Winchester Unprimed Bag of 100

Starline has been my go-to brass for all my centerfire revolver and auto pistol calibers for many years, also .45-70 and .32-20. This (.308) is the first time I have used their rimless bottleneck rifle brass. I have been very pleased. One thing to watch out for is case capacity. xx.x grains of Accurate 2495 fills it above the shoulder and into the neck, giving velocities with 165 grain TGK's that are consistent with maximum load data for that powder and that bullet weight. This is not a bad thing, somewhat economical in fact, just something to watch out for. I would strongly recommend, when working up a load with this brass, to adhere to the "start 10% below max loads" rule.

I've found Starline Brass to be very consistent and high quality as well as very price competitive for my cartridge reloading and highly recommend it. Although this is new unprimed brass, my advice is to make sure you have adequate neck tension for bullet seating that may require neck-sizing prior to loading.

High quality brass at a reasonable price compared to other companies . Same quality as their pistol brass.

excellent price . i am very happy with this quality brass at a very good price . i will be buying more of this brass very soon .

Affordable brass and excellent service.

This is not the first time I have used Starline brass. I have used Starline brass with 6.5 Grendel and 6.5 Creedmoor in the past with excellent results. I'm just starting with Starline brass on the 308 Winchester loads. Same quality product as my other experiences.

I used to swear by Winchester brass, however the last batch of .308 cases were terrible. So out of spec you could not get them in a shell-holder. Case heads were not fully formed.
I decided to try some Starline brass and WOW was I impressed. The first thing I did was full-length size them just to insure uniformity. Then I loaded them up to fire form them. To do this I used a metered charge of xx grains of H4895. For half the cartridges I loaded 175 gr Sierra MK's and the other half I loaded with 165 gr BULK Remington Core-Loct bullets. Accuracy was not a big concern because it was just to fire-form the cases, Also, my rifle was zeroed in with an entirely different bullet (Sierra 180 gr GameKings), yet these shot sub MOA to the same zero!
I was gobsmacked. Usually, it's a lot harder to get that Kind of performance. Definitely will be using more Starline brass in the future.

Just received my 100 ct bag of .308 Starline brass & it is exactly what I ordered. Great value for a premium product. While I have not used the brass yet, I have to say that I am very impressed with the service and shipping response I received from Graf & Sons. I will definitely order from them again! Thanks!!

I recently began shooting ELR and thought I would give Starline a shot before going with the herd on Lapua. Loaded 25 rounds for my Rem 700 and shot two groups, one 10, the 15 at 100 yards. Both were sub MOA, the first .467, and the second .549. I have yet to see another brass that could produce this level of consistency out of the "box" with such minimal prep (deburring and neck sizing). And it's American made. :)

I have used Starline pistol brass for loading for quite a while and have never had any quality issues. Now that they offer bottleneck rifle brass I have tried some .30-06 and now .308 Winchester cases and find the same great quality. I highly recommend Starline brass for all loading applications.