Product Overview
Hornady Unprimed Brass for 45 ACP cartridge is crafted to meet high-quality standards suitable for precision reloading. Each lot undergoes rigorous testing, including a pressure calibration test, to ensure consistent performance and uniform wall thickness. This attention to quality helps reloaders achieve reliable seating and consistent firearm performance. The unprimed cases are ideal for reloaders who prefer to assemble their ammunition from scratch, providing a clean slate for customization and precision. Designed with strict adherence to manufacturing standards, Hornady's brass offers dependable performance for both amateur and seasoned reloaders alike.
Constructed from high-quality materials, these cases are engineered to withstand multiple reloads while maintaining structural integrity. The unprimed brass is compatible with standard 45 ACP components and designed to fit a variety of firearms chambered in 45 ACP. The product is supplied in packs of 100 cases, making it convenient for bulk reloading projects and extended shooting sessions. It is important to note that these cases contain lead, in accordance with Prop 65 regulations, which should be considered during handling and storage.
Whether you're practicing, competing, or hunting, Hornady's 45 ACP unprimed brass provides dependable performance and uniformity. Its consistent quality ensures that each case performs as expected, reducing the need for adjustments during reloading. Trust Hornady for precision reloading components that enable you to craft high-quality ammunition tailored to your specific needs, ensuring safety, reliability, and accuracy in every shot.
Features:
- High-quality unprimed brass designed for 45 ACP cartridges
- Strict quality standards including pressure calibration testing
- Excellent wall thickness uniformity for reliable reloading
- Pack of 100 cases for economical bulk reloading
- Manufactured by Hornady for consistent performance
- Suitable for custom reloading and precision shooting
- Contains lead, compliant with Prop 65 regulations
