Jamison Brass and Ammunition currently has a full quality control and quality assurance laboratory in house. Our lab consists of all the gauges and tests needed to meet all caliber tolerances. We follow all specifications according to SAAMI and CIP standards. The tests and measurements we perform on our products assure that we produce the highest quality possible. Testing and analysis of our products begin from the moment we receive our raw materials all the way to the finished product as it is being packaged for sale.
Ammunition is constructed in close conjunction with American powder companies to ensure safe operating pressures and performance. Ammo assembly is handled with the same care as loading at home. Using tight tolerances on charge variation, seating, and crimping. Loaders check often to safe guard quality and consistency
The information below comes from our Gun Caliber Dictionary and is for
general reference only. It does not describe the specifications of this
particular item.
The 348 Winchester was introduced in 1936 in the Winchester Model 71 lever action, the final version of John Browning's Winchester Model 1886 action. 348 Winchester is the only cartridge the 71 was chambered to, and the 348 was never chambered to other factory rifles. With a fat rimmed case it is one of the fastest and most powerful cartridges ever housed in factory lever actions. Its Model 71 was manufactured until 1958; the 348 Winchester was popular with elk and bear hunters, and its hard-hitting flat-point bullets found favor with big timber deer hunters. In recent years Browning/Winchester have reissued the Model 71 in 348, with the current factory load featuring a 200-grain bullet at 2520 feet per second.
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Craig Boddington
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