“Tag: brass”

Initially developed as an enhancement over the popular 300 BLK, the .300 HAM'R cartridge received official SAAMI certification in 2020.

A relatively young company, Henry Repeating Arms has risen to become a significant maker of American long guns—and it did so primarily with lever-action rifles. Here’s an in-depth look.

One of the tasks we accomplish when resizing a cartridge case during reloading is moving the shoulder back so the cartridge can headspace properly in the chamber.

Handloaders needing a case-prep machine that expedites a seemingly tedious task can turn to RCBS for the Brass Boss Case Prep Center.

Starline Brass, Inc., a 40-year-old family-owned business, is now offering .224 Valkyrie prepped brass cases ready for reloading.

If I had one cent—just a penny—for every piece of brass I have picked up off of one range or another, I would be able to buy a new truck (and I have expensive tastes in trucks).

Ever since the first firearms, the notion of combining bullet, powder and priming has been highly sought after.

A pair corralled in Tennessee are charged with running a shell game that separated range owners from brass destined for recycling—and ultimately, is was a pair of cunning women who set the trap that caught them.

In addition to common chamberings such as .380 ACP, 9 mm Luger, .40 S&W and .45 ACP, Jagemann Sporting Group offers 100-count bags of high quality, U.S.-made unprimed brass in loadings such as .357 SIG and .45 Colt.