Magtech Brass 12 Gauge 2.4" Unprimed Box of 25

Really great! Glad grafs stocks them!

This is my go to source for brass shotgun shells. They are awesome for black powder loads. Let them sit for a minute though before picking them up; unlike paper, they're a little warm shucked out the coach gun. The trick to loading them is a slight role to remove the edge, and then white glue (Elmers) to seal the over shot card. Ensure you use 11 gauge fiber wads and cards, do NOT use plastic wads. Have used them over a dozen times with black powder, and now only lose one or two due to cracks on the edge. That's when I trim them down to 2 inch shells for the older shotguns.

I was looking for these for a while and very happy that Graf & Sons had them in stock. I started making my own black powder loads and these are just the ticket when I go squirrel and rabbit hunting.

I have used Magtech brass 12 gauge shells for many years. They work great and can be used many times. They work perfectly in my hammer double!

I have been searching for brass hulls for a while and found them here. Exactly what I was looking for with a decent price. So pleased with Graf & Sons that I will be making them my “go to” store.

Perfect for my Rossi coach gun.

Using these for a P. Webley & Sons under-lever hammered double rifle, firing a .735" slug weighing 820 grains! As another reviewer stated, resizing isn't needed, but a crimp certainly IS needed. Primers look good even after max loads of Pyrodex RS.

These are just the ticket when you want to enjoy vintage double barrel shot guns that a gunsmith has deemed safe to shoot.. I am reloading these using data found in "Reloading Brass Shotshells" by R H VanDenburg.
These shells will enable me to enjoy vintage guns modern shells would stress.

I have many of these I use to reload. All have worked great and will buy more.

If you need brass then this is pretty much it. I have not had to resize them and don't plan to. They hold a roll crimp after firing ball so as there is no expander readily available I recommend a light crimp. Priming is a little difficult and I recommend using the press instead of a hand tool. I have read prohibitions on using smokeless powder but have received expert recommendation for using them in bore rifle loads and have done so without incident.

The shells were great!
I had been looking for these on many websites and could not find them.
Glad you had them.