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Remington Unprimed Brass Rifle Cartridge Cases 50/ct .300 Win Mag

$57.39
Brand
Remington
Caliber
.300 Win Mag
Category
Reloading
Reloading Type
Brass & Hulls
UPC
47700448305
MPN
22876

Overview

Remington .300 Win Mag unprimed brass rifle cases are designed for high-performance reloading. Drawn from a specialized alloy, these cases offer consistent internal volume and are resistant to brittleness and case stretching. The primer pocket tolerances are strictly maintained to .001 inch, and the case necks are annealed to facilitate easier resizing and prolonged reloading life. This 50-count package provides a reliable foundation for competitive shooters and hunters assembling custom ammunition. Because this is bulk-packaged, unprimed brass, it is recommended that users perform full-length sizing, trimming, and chamfering prior to loading to ensure proper chambering and consistent performance. Minor cosmetic irregularities, such as shallow dents from the manufacturing process, may be present but do not affect case integrity or accuracy.

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