Starline Brass

A forerunner to the.44 magnum, the.44 special is a very versatile revolver cartridge suited for uses spanning target shooting, self defense, and hunting.Recommended Usage: ReloadingType:...

The 450 bushmaster was designed as a close range, big bore hunting caliber for the ar-15 platform.As with most ar cartridge conversions, it only requires swapping out the upper receiver.With the...

Originating in 1957, the.454 casull is one of the most powerful revolver cartridges available today.This is basically a magnum version of the.45 colt.It has been lengthened by.100" so it can't be...

The socom is an awesome cartridge that is basically a long 50ae (o.A.L.Of 1.575") with a rebated.308 style head configuration, necked down to utilize a.458" diameter projectiles.It has been chambered...

Originally designed for use with blackpowder, the.45 colt is one of the most powerful, commonly available handgun cartridges when loaded with smokeless powder.Our.45 colt brass has been tested to.44...

Basically a heavy duty, lengthened version of the.45 auto.Firearms have been available from wildey, magnum research, l.A.R., and thompson/center.45 winchester magnum.Recommended Usage: ReloadingType:...

This rebated head design cartridge was developed for the desert eagle handgun.Recommended Usage: ReloadingType: HandgunMaterial: BrassStyle: LargeLength: 1.276"-1.284"Gun Type: PistolMetal Type:...

The 6.8 spc was designed for the military as a cartridge that landed between the 5.56mm nato and the 7.62mm nato to be used in the ar-15/m-4 platform.It loses very little magazine capacity versus the...

While the 7mm-08 remington was first commercially manufactured in the early 80's, its roots can be traced back to the late 50's as a popular wildcat cartridge.This flat shooting, mild recoiling...

The 9mm luger, also known as 9mm parabellum and 9x19mm, is now one of the most popular pistol cartridges in the world.Not recommended for use in s&w shield pistols with near-max or +p loads, due to...