Best Deals On Bulk 300 Prc Brass Online?

I’ve been reloading for years, and finding good deals on bulk brass is always a hunt. For 300 PRC, I’ve had the best luck with MidwayUSA during their seasonal sales—they often drop prices by 15-20% if you buy 500+ pieces. Grafs & Sons also runs occasional bulk discounts, especially if you sign up for their newsletters. Check out Precision Reloading too; their bulk pricing isn’t always the cheapest, but their quality control is solid, and they throw in free shipping on big orders. Avoid no-name brands on Amazon; consistency matters with brass, and I’ve had split necks on cheap batches. Stick to trusted vendors, even if it costs a bit more upfront.

Reloading 300 PRC can get expensive, so bulk brass deals are a lifesaver. My go-to spots are a mix of big retailers and niche suppliers.

First, MidwayUSA and Brownells often have 'case quantity' discounts—buying 250+ pieces usually shaves off 10-15%. Watch for Black Friday or Labor Day sales; last year, I snagged Lapua brass at 20% off.

Second, don’t overlook smaller shops like Blue Collar Reloading or Diamond K Brass. They sometimes get overstock or blemished lots (cosmetic flaws only) at steep discounts. I grabbed 500 pieces of Hornady 300 PRC brass from Diamond K for 30% less than retail, and it shot flawlessly.

Third, forums like SnipersHide or AR15.com have classifieds where shooters sell once-fired brass. It’s hit or miss, but I’ve scored cleaned/deprimed batches for half the price of new. Just inspect carefully for pressure signs.

Lastly, subscribe to vendor newsletters. Graf’s, for example, sends exclusive bulk deals to subscribers before public drops. Patience pays off—waiting for the right sale saved me $200 on my last bulk order.

As a competitive long-range shooter, I’m picky about brass, but budget matters too. Here’s my take:

For bulk 300 PRC, Lapua and ADG are top-tier but pricey. Instead of buying new, I scour EuroOptic’s clearance section—they sometimes have overruns or discontinued lots at 25% off.

Another trick is buying 'factory seconds' from Hornady’s website. These are batches with minor cosmetic flaws but identical performance. I got 300 pieces last year for 40% less, and they grouped just as tight as my premium brass.

If you’re okay with once-fired, BrassBombers.com specializes in processed military/law enforcement brass. Their 300 PRC is ultrasonically cleaned and primer-pocket swaged, ready to reload. It’s not new, but at $0.50 per case versus $2.50 for Lapua, it’s a steal for practice rounds.