#2490 - 308 Match Brass
.308 Winchester Palma, .308 Winchester Small Rifle
2.002 - 2.009 O.A.L.
The .308 Match is our small primer version of the .308 Winchester case. Many competitive shooters prefer the consistent velocities produced by small rifle primers. Like all of our other small primer rifle cases, we utilize our standard .080" flash hole diameter, as we feel it gives better ignition with slower burning and harder to ignite powders, making it more user friendly than many of the small primer/small flash hole versions of this caliber*.
For the Large Rifle Primer version, please see our
.308 Win cases.
*As with all types of cases this large with small primer pockets, it will require care in powder and primer selection in cooler temperatures to prevent hang fires. Single-based propellants are generally easier to ignite and a quality primer such as the Remington 7 1/2 BR are recommended.
**WARNING** In firearms that use a floating firing pin (such as the AR-15 and its variants), dropping the bolt on a chambered round could lead to a slam fire. It is important that these firearms are loaded from the magazine so that the bolt loses inertia when it strips a round from the magazine. It is also important NOT to use sensitive primers that aren't designed for use in an AR, as this increases the chance of a slam fire.
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3 reviews
13 July 2025 19:00
Don Karcz Jr
When trying to find LRP, with no luck. I went looking for 308 with SRP. Found yours, paid a little more, not much for new cases. The results were awesome. Consistently measured out no more than .002 right out of the bag, and Yes I checked all 500 by hand. They performed well on the range. No jams, no malfunctions what so ever. Very Impressed. And I always save my spent cases, so I'll be keeping track of their performance during future uses. Great Job guys, and gals. Keep up the good work.
3 October 2019 19:00
John H
I've been an L-brass fanboy for rifle brass for years, but have used Starline in a number of competition pistols. Chambering an FTR rifle in 308 (master shooter), I had to give these a try. I was blown away at the weight, thickness, and case capacity consistency. My loads are giving a slightly lower ES and SD than other premium brass, which translates to performance on target. I will be buying some 5.56 to try in my daughter's FTR rifle, and I expect to have similar amazing results.
11 November 2018 02:40
Brian Mudd
Got 1000 of these. Weighted them all. Heaviest was 174.1gr. and the lightest 171.5 gr., for an Extreme spread of 2.6 gr. The majority weighed between 172.3 and 173.2 a spread of only .9 grs. I started to uniform the flash hole and remove any brass caused when the flash hole was formed. I quit after 50 rounds with virtually nothing removed. Very Uniform. Will be shooting these at the SWN in Phoenix in February and will know more then.