The same accuracy, concentration on precision, and attention to detail that have made Hornady a global leader in bullet manufacturing are also applied to the production of brass. In order to guarantee uniform case expansion, they test pressure calibration, hand-inspect each piece, and measure their brass for consistent wall concentricity.

This commitment to excellence guarantees even charges and pressures as well as correct bullet seating in the chamber and case. Your cartridges will provide maximum velocity and consistent accuracy as a result. unused, fresh brass. This isn’t ammunition that has been loaded.

Brass Preparation:It’s possible to occasionally find a few case mouths that are “out of round” or slightly damaged below the shoulder when dealing with bulk rifle brass. These flaws arise during the last tumbling wash procedure following annealing of the case mouth. Although brass producers have attempted to reduce the esthetic impact of their products, denting may nevertheless happen as a result of equipment design. Small dings are often fixed during the initial firing and have no effect on case longevity or functionality. The anneal stain on non-plated brass might not have been completely polished off, giving the case neck a possible pink hue. You might note that the case mouths of some cases of lower caliber are somewhat belled.

When using brand-new rifle brass, it is recommended to align the case and its mouth before chamfering and smoothing the interior and exterior of the mouth.Run the case partially through the sizer die, allowing the expander ball to straighten the brass, to straighten the case mouth. Make sure to lubricate the case neck inside the case mouth to avoid it from straining.