Starline brass

[Jrjones]

Just wanted to say that I called starline brass today with a technical question regarding some brass. The phone rang one time. Very nice Lady answered the phone and yup, sure thing, sent me to tech. Question was answered fully and quickly. Both ppl spoke English, both people were nice and helpful. Wasn’t on the phone 5 minutes. I can’t remember the last time I tried to call somewhere and that happened like that in recent times? Can you? Nothing wrong with that! Something nice to have for a change. Why say you guys?

 

[DShortt]

A Missouri-based business that still appreciates their customers.

 

[RabbitSlayer]

My CS experience was also excellent!

Overall, thats been my experience with most companies in the firearms business. I have only had problems with a couple small companies, and of course, boyds stocks.

 

[GetReal]

I called customer service for another company.

The answering machine gave me the option of sending an email or leaving a voicemail.

 

[Rick300]

I had the same experience......a great company.

 

[Leo_B]

I had a fully 10/10 experience with their CS via email, my preferred method. I will only ever be using their brass. Good companies and good people in MO. Missouri Bullet Co. is my exclusive bullet source too.

 

[Mark611]

Good folks and good brass!

 

[MikeT124]

Been doing business with them for many years. Will continue, always good brass.

Mike

 

[Steve Donlon]

The best group I ever shot at 1000 yards was with neck turned Starline Brass. I had some 300 BLk brass that was having little splits in the shoulder so I took a photo of the brass and they sent me 250 new pieces.

 

[topclass2017]

I began using Starline brass (.45acp, .38) when shooting pistols in competition years ago and now use their brass for many of my rifle calibers. Good company, good product.

 

[divingin]

Interestingly, they're located next door to Sierra Bullets.

 

[SBfan]

I had a similar experience with Starline as the OP. Great company.

 

[41rem]

I really like their Pistol brass as per Brian Pierce suggestion.

Good to hear someone will pickup the phone if I ever have a need for tech support. Interesting they are next to Sierra, is there a connection?


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[markm87]

My knucklehead buddy shoots pistol matches. And one of the goodie bags (or whatever they give those match fr00ts) had a coupon for some free Starline Brass. He thought starline was generic/cheap brass and tossed the voucher out. Killing me.

 

[dthomas]

I use their brass in a few guns and like it. Haven't had to use their customer service but is nice to know that they will take care of you if a problem comes up.

 

[kenhwind]

My knucklehead buddy shoots pistol matches. And one of the goodie bags (or whatever they give those match fr00ts) had a coupon for some free Starline Brass. He thought starline was generic/cheap brass and tossed the voucher out. Killing me.

Starline pistol/revolver brass is probably the best there is. Federal, Remington and Winchester is all good brass too but is Starline readily available and a bit less dollar wise.

If I had it to do over i would use nothing except Starline pistol brass in most loads.

 

[Leo_B]

This is my side table. Yeah, I'm weird. Anyway, at the far left are my two MBC bullets for my .32 and .38 revolvers and leftmost is my Starline brass that could grow up to be any number of things. That's how they start life, truckloads at a time, so they tell me. I think it's a cool thing. Like I said, weird.

 

[6.5 forever]

Starline 357 brass is my top choice.