the weatherby brass is different size brass then the winchester brass and should not be interchanged.

larry

skhunter i have found that lubing every second or third one in the mouth makes it a little easier.

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Don't know where all the other talk came from, but the fireformed brass will not fit in the new gun. If you go back to the Wetherby it'll probably feed fine. You'll need to full length size the shell to get it to feed in both guns, but that will decrease the life of the brass. The chamber on various guns even though they are the same caliber, aren't always identical. Some are tighter than others.

Buy separate brass fro each rifle and keep them segregated. Its a good practice to get into keeping track of how many times each brass case has been fired and how it has been worked: full length, neck sized, and trimmed. With 2 different rifles this isn't much effort, I do this for 9 different rifles I have in the same caliber.<img src=icon_smile_wink.gif border=0 align=middle>

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