PRVI Partizan brass?

[Mexican Kerry]

Anybody have any experience with this Serbian ammo? Wondering if its decent quality for loading, or should a person stay away from it?

[Ar-Rob]

they are a NATO ammo contractor ain't they?

[Mexican Kerry]

No idea. Was looking for some .357 this morning on the way to my parents, it was the only brand available at the roadside gunshop that was open. Picked up a couple boxes just so I'd have something to shoot. It worked fine, I'm just curious about recycling the brass.

[jmeister]

I've had good results reloading their rifle brass.

[Wyldman]

I've used a lot PRVI brass for reloading both rifle and pistol cartridges and it has consistantly worked great for me. I bought a bunch of new 7.62x54R brass from them to develop hunting loads for my PSL, and I find that their new brass is very consistant, and has been a real plus to determining the recipe for my loads. I now have some PSL brass that has been reloaded 12-15 times (via a Lee hand press at the shooting bench while running loads over the Chrony) that show no ill effects.

[Mexican Kerry]

Good to hear. First time I've used it (factory loaded) and it seems fine. Glad to hear there are people re using the brass, I hate buying one time use ammo.

[kyswede]

I have used Prvi partizan brass for my 7.5x55 Swiss rifles, 7.62x54R, 8 x56R and 6.5x55 Swede with no problems. Another thing, Wolf GOLD is loaded by Prvi and is Boxer primed.

[kyswede]

And the ammo is good stuff too. The biggest fireball I have seen from a Mosin-Nagant was using PP 150 gr. soft-point ammo.

[Liberty4Ever]

I'd rate PRVI way above Remington brass, above Winchester brass, but below Lapua brass (which costs a LOT more).

When I started loading 7.5X55 Swiss for my K31, I bought new PRVI brass. It's good stuff IMO.