Specials

Please note: This is not loaded ammunition. These are empty brass cases for handloading.

Cases are the foundation of any handloading project. Sure, you could scuttle around the ground at your local gun range, sniffing out spent cases like an exuberant hermit crab searching for a new shell. But wouldn’t you rather set down to a big box of 2,000 virgin brass cases the next time you want to create a whole passel of 45 ACP loads?

These are the same cases which Armscor would use to make their own target grade 45 ACP range loads. Each one began its life as a piece of high quality brass coil, which the ISO 9000 certified manufacturer then cupped, drew, pocketed, cut, and trimmed according to exact specifications. You’ll find these cases’ flash holes well-centered, and the brass they’re made of strong enough to endure being fired several times.

Pair these cases with FMJs and you’ll have great range fodder. Team them up with JHPs and you’ll have self-defense loads worthy of the all-important task of protecting your life. Just make certain you have primers handy as well, as these cases do not come installed with them!

Please note: This is not loaded ammunition. You can only use these component brass cases if you handload your own ammo.

The 44 Remington Magnum came into existence because the legendary rancher, author and gun nut Elmer Keith believed the 44 Special wasn’t powerful enough. If anyone tells you that Mr. Keith’s 44 Magnum isn’t powerful enough, then you ought to wonder exactly what the heck their standards are.

You’re going the Elmer Keith route yourself by loading your own 44 Magnum ammo. You’re also picking a good foundation for your handloading project when you select Armscor’s 44 Magnum component brass cases for the job.

These are the same new production brass cases Armscor makes for their own loaded ammunition. The ISO 9000 certified manufacturer closely adheres to SAAMI standards as they draw, anneal, and cut brass cases for handloading. These 44 Mag cases have uniform rims and centered flash holes so they can perform reliably once loaded.

Please take care that these cases do not have primers. You’ll need at least 1,500 Boxer primers (alongside bullets and propellant) to load these cases!