.257 Roberts brass needed

[onlybrowning]

I’m looking for some .257 Roberts brass. I’ve got other brass to trade or will purchase. Might have other items of interest to trade as well. Thanks. 

[Lawdwaz]

Hmmm I could swear I’ve seen this before?!?!

[onlybrowning]

8 hours ago, Lawdwaz said:

Hmmm I could swear I’ve seen this before?!?!

Hopefully, if you’ve seen it twice, you’ll remember to look to see if you have some lol!

[Lawdwaz]

No luck…..sorry

[onlybrowning]

4 hours ago, Lawdwaz said:

No luck…..sorry

Thanks for checking!

[Bucksnbows]

Try here:

 

https://ammoseek.com/reloading/brass/257-roberts

[onlybrowning]

9 hours ago, Bucksnbows said:

Try here:

 

https://ammoseek.com/reloading/brass/257-roberts

Thank you. I ordered some Nosler brass today. Dang was it expensive! 

[Bucksnbows]

46 minutes ago, onlybrowning said:

Thank you. I ordered some Nosler brass today. Dang was it expensive! 

It’s unreal. I bought a .257 Roberts last year ONLY because Nosler Custom ammo told me they “would always have it available”. I started with two boxes of 20 each, with 100 grain Partitions leaving the barrel at 3,000 fps. They shot great, but I’m down to one box and can’t buy that any longer as Nosler no longer sells direct from their custom ammo shop. A buddy will help me reload this winter, so I also needed to find brass. That’s where I went for it. Love the cartridge,  but wish it were easier to find ammo for. 

[onlybrowning]

12 hours ago, Bucksnbows said:

It’s unreal. I bought a .257 Roberts last year ONLY because Nosler Custom ammo told me they “would always have it available”. I started with two boxes of 20 each, with 100 grain Partitions leaving the barrel at 3,000 fps. They shot great, but I’m down to one box and can’t buy that any longer as Nosler no longer sells direct from their custom ammo shop. A buddy will help me reload this winter, so I also needed to find brass. That’s where I went for it. Love the cartridge,  but wish it were easier to find ammo for. 

Agreed! This sounds like a great reason to get into reloading yourself. As others will tell you, it’s not nearly as daunting as it seems to most. You’d not regret it. 

[Bucksnbows]

12 minutes ago, onlybrowning said:

Agreed! This sounds like a great reason to get into reloading yourself. As others will tell you, it’s not nearly as daunting as it seems to most. You’d not regret it. 

I reloaded for many years with my father. But it’s been 17 years since he passed and we never had .257 dies. A buddy has everything I need and all I have to do is provide brass, powder and bullets. He has the correct primers. 

[Tinemaster]

Did you ever find the brass you needed if not let me know I have a bunch of Roberts brass I am looking for 257 Weatherby mag brass

anyway let me know if you still need 

[Bucksnbows]

21 hours ago, Tinemaster said:

Did you ever find the brass you needed if not let me know I have a bunch of Roberts brass I am looking for 257 Weatherby mag brass

anyway let me know if you still need 

Nice offer. In my case, I ordered 50 rounds of empty Nosler brass (new) to add to the 40 rounds I shot from the two boxes I bought a couple years ago. I’ll be reloading soon.  Brass coming from Midway USA. 

Edited February 9, 2023 by Bucksnbows

[Tinemaster]

2 hours ago, Bucksnbows said:

Nice offer. In my case, I ordered 50 rounds of empty Nosler brass (new) to add to the 40 rounds I shot from the two boxes I bought a couple years ago. I’ll be reloading soon.  Brass coming from Midway USA. 

I was able to get my hands on 250 pcs R-P factory virgin nickel brass and have a bunch of mixed stamp brass as well 

figured if you needed a few pcs to get you shooting 

I am actually going to the range tomb and bringing both my Roberts savage 110 and a ruger number one RSI as well as a pair of 25-06 ruger number ones 

The 25 cal is my favorite range caliber