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Starline 38 Special +P Nickel Plated Brass Bag of 100 (Bulk Packaged)

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Brand
Starline Brass
Caliber
.38 Special
Category
Reloading
Round Count
100
Reloading Type
Brass & Hulls
UPC
197706482785

Overview

Starline 38 Special +P nickel plated brass is manufactured from an alloy consisting of 70% copper and 30% zinc, utilizing a vertically drawn process to ensure exceptional wall thickness uniformity. Each case is annealed between draws to maintain consistent metallurgy and is individually hand-inspected to guarantee top-tier quality. Supplied in bulk packaging of 100 unprimed cases, this American-made brass provides reliable performance for handloaders. Note that nickel-plated brass is harder than raw brass and requires proper lubrication prior to sizing.

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