338 Win mag brass

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338 Win mag brass

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Can anyone recommend a source for .338 Win Mag brass here in the UK please?
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Might be worth a call to Wilson and Wilson in Kent , he has some less popular brass.
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You're not going to believe this but I was looking at some today! Well possibly.....

The shop had ordered them thinking they were .338 Lapua. Norma made I'm sure of it and possibly around 85 quid a bag of 50. I'll check tomorrow.
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Many thanks gents, I have a feeling this is going to be pricey stuff regardless of where I go :)
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