I just load whatever I have and never had an issue.
The one thing I have noticed is, is that the Winchester nickel brass doesn't get as many reloads as others before it starts to split.

RP

 

I usually just go with Starline if they make it. 357 isn't ultra precision so it should mostly be good.

 

I prefer Starline Brass as its better quality and lasts longer than any other brand I've tried.

 

Seems like nickel always split’s sooner than non plated

 

ANY that fits the chamber

 

It is hard to go wrong with Starline. Otherwise just buy what you can find.

 

I and my family shoot a lot of 357MAG, and to keep my reloads consistent, I bought up a lot of Starline brass. Hard to beat their brass. So much so that I have gone with Starline brass for all my reloads.

Jack

 

Starline

 

Starline, Winchester, Remington, Federal, Hornady All work good. For my 44 Mag hunting and hotter loads it is - others are for light loads. No real reason just how it is.

My 357 is whatever I have. No real problems with any make. For some reason Nickel plated seems to have a higher split rate. Now in my 45 ACP I have Nickel that has worn off after a unknown number of loadings.

I used Hornady 25-35 to form my 219 Zipper. I only lost in forming and that was due to operator error.

 

Starline, best for me

 

I have a lot of "used" brass for everything I load for, but for .357 mag, .44 mag and 30-30 Win I use Starline brass for the hotter loads. I think I still have a couple hundred each left of new, unused, Starline brass for .44 mag and 30-30 Win for the hotter loads, but since I mainly shoot cast bullets in everything at "moderate" loads I'm not partial to any headstamps ... as long as it's still in decent condition.


jd

 

I have a lot of of it and mixed brands. Never had a problem with any of it. I have enough that none of it gets reloaded very much.

 

I use many different types of brass and have not had a problem with any of the major brands. When I am going for consistency I use Starline.