Starline Brass

The 10mm auto was designed primarily for law enforcement but was quickly abandoned in favor of the.40 s&w.Now making a comeback, this.40" caliber handgun is more powerful than the.45 auto with higher...

The.223 remington is one of the most widely used centerfire cartridges today.Tracing its roots back to the.222 remington, the.223 was designed to achieve certain ballistics for military use.The.223...

Introduced in 1955 by winchester, the.243 winchester is one of the most popular and versatile cartridges available.Derived from the.308 winchester, the.243's low recoil and flat trajectory make it an...

Introduced in 1997, the.260 remington is another wildcat turned commercial cartridge.Utilizing a 6.5mm (.264") diameter bullet, the.260 has a lot less recoil than its.308 parent case, but shoots much...

The.300 blackout is based off of a shortened 5.56x45mm case that is necked to.30 caliber.For ar-15 platform rifles and pistols it only requires changing the barrel to go from 5.56 to.300 blackout.The...

The venerable.308 winchester has made quite a name for itself since it was first introduced in 1952.The.308 and its military equivalent, the 7.62x51mm nato, is a very efficient cartridge that has...

Designed for use by the us military as a light carbine in the 1940's, the.30 carbine was used in the venerable m1 carbine and the full auto m2 version.The gun of choice for many soldiers in ww11 the...

Designed for use in rifles and single action revolvers, this cartridge is making a strong comeback with the advent of cowboy action shooting.This cartridge can also be formed into.25-20,.218 bee, and...

327 federal brass is a beefed up lengthened verison of the 32 h&r mag.It was designed as a personal defense cartridge.It has light recoil making it easy to handle due to firing light weight bullets...

Basically a lengthened.32 s&w long, the.32 h&r is one of the most powerful.32 caliber handgun cartridges available today.Recommended Usage: ReloadingType: HandgunMaterial: BrassStyle: SmallLength: 1...

Designed for use in small framed revolvers, this cartridge is basically a shortened version of the.32 h&r magnum.This cartridge is safe to fire in.32 h&r revolvers.Recommended Usage: ReloadingType:...

The.357 maximum was developed in the early 80's by ruger and remington arms as a silhouette cartridge for the blackhawk revolver.This beefed up, elongated.357 magnum has also been chambered in dan...