Hornady 7mm-08 Remington Brass Bag of 100

Hornady 7mm-08 Remington Brass Bag of 100

$54.99 Unit price $0.55 per piece
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Hornady 7mm-08 Remington Brass Bag of 100

Hornady 7mm-08 Remington Brass Bag of 100

(SKU:HRN8646B)
MPN: 8646B
$54.99 Unit price $0.55 per piece
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Buy 20 or more, save 5%! Only $52.24 per box!

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At Hornady, brass is the foundation for what could be the most memorable shot of your lifetime. Extra time and care is taken in the creation of their cases, producing smaller lots that meet strict quality standards. Hornady cases offer reloaders excellent uniformity in wall thickness, weight and internal capacity. They are measured for consistently tight wall concentricity and even run our cases through a pressure calibration test to ensure uniform case expansion during firing. Hornady cases allow proper seating of the bullet, not only in the case, but in the chamber as well. High quality brass contributes to consistent charges and pressures.

Features:

  • Hornady Unprimed Bulk Brass, Bag of 100
  • 5% off a case (case = 20 bags)
  • Tight Wall Concentricity
  • Uniform Case Wall Thickness
  • More Reloads Per Case
  • Consistent Weight And Capacity

This is not loaded ammunition.

Warning
WARNING: This product can expose you to Lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

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Don Rayles
7MM 08 brass

No issues with the brass. Loaded and shot fine.

R
Ralph Cushman
Bulk Hornady 7mm-08 brass

Seems to be the same as the brass I have been paying twice as much for.

R
Richard Weathers
BRASS

Good quality, reasonably priced brass for reloading. Thanks, Graf's.

RMW

R
Robert Robertson
Check primer pockets before use,

Two of 50 did not have the primer flash hole completely punched out. This meant if case was reloaded, the completed round would not have fired. I found this out when neck-sizing new brass. Tried to punch first hole thru and lost one case. Inspecting remaining cases and found one more. I drilled the slug out. Surprised this brass made it thru QC, always considered HDY a step above WW and R-P. Be sure you inspect each case. New don't mean it is right.