Rossi Rifleman

I received an email notice that MidwayUSA has a sale on all their Starline brass.

Is it cheaper than buying from Starline? They're great. And shipping is included in price now.

What I looked at was about 10-15% off what they usually charge at Midway.
They've been periodically running it on sale the last 3-5 months. I bit on some .357 and some .45-70 a while back. I didn't know Starline had included shipping in the baseline price.

For .357 magnum 500 cases is $2 cheaper from Starline, for .45C is $3 cheaper than MidwayUSA.

Just making sure Starline's great customer service and website isn't ignored. Shipping via ground is free but they do charge a small fee for insurance on some orders.

You're right. I didn't compare, just posted the sale reference. As I recall, all my Starline purchase have been directly from them.

Greetings
I do not even mess with any other brass anymore except "once fired" from known sources. Starline is fast, convenient and as noted .. Shipping included in the price. And they have bit by bit stepped in to fill the voids with 444 and 357 Max and I hear 35 Remington is coming along one day. If a few more individuals would write them to encourage the 35 Rem brass it may be sooner.
Mike in Peru

I picked up the .357 and the .45-70 brass in spite of my inclination to buy loaded ammo by the case because of their reputation. I've been less than pleased by a lot of the foreign producers over the years and recently domestic headstamps have had more problems than I can recall in several decades.

Gotta love Starline..........I just received 1000 .45 Colt cases and will be ordering at least that number in .357 shortly .....................direct from the factory.

I just got a thousand 45 colt cases from them too.
and a few hundred 41 mag cases, every bag had 101 cases in it.
I have noticed their case capacity is slightly less than most other brands.

Greetings
Case capacity I agree with but never heard of a case failure.
Last bunch that came to our house included 50 Alaskan. That stuff is very thick at the head area.
Mike in Peru