6.5 Creedmoor Brass

This is for a bag of 50 count brass manufactured by HORNADY, used for testing. The Brass was tumbled and inspected for damage.

“Once fired brass” is an industry term that describes fired brass cases.  Previously fired brass could have minor dents, dings, slightly bent mouths, or other slight imperfections.  Most of these flaws can be easily removed during resizing or will be shot out upon your first firing.

This is for a bag of 50 count brass manufactured by NORMA, used for testing. The Brass was tumbled and inspected for damage.

“Once fired brass” is an industry term that describes fired brass cases.  Previously fired brass could have minor dents, dings, slightly bent mouths, or other slight imperfections.  Most of these flaws can be easily removed during resizing or will be shot out upon your first firing.

This is for a bag of 50 count brass manufactured by PETERSON, used for testing. The Brass was tumbled and inspected for damage.

“Once fired brass” is an industry term that describes fired brass cases.  Previously fired brass could have minor dents, dings, slightly bent mouths, or other slight imperfections.  Most of these flaws can be easily removed during resizing or will be shot out upon your first firing.

This is for a bag of 50 count brass manufactured by WINCHESTER, used for testing. The Brass was tumbled and inspected for damage.

“Once fired brass” is an industry term that describes fired brass cases.  Previously fired brass could have minor dents, dings, slightly bent mouths, or other slight imperfections.  Most of these flaws can be easily removed during resizing or will be shot out upon your first firing.