Brass 223 with primer
I have had very good experiences with this. Have not found any problems.
The .223 Remington is a versatile and efficient cartridge for small to medium-sized game hunting and precision shooting. Its military counterpart is the 5.56x45 NATO. Capital Cartridge offers processed and primed .223 brass for reloading. Ready for use, these fired cases have been cleaned, resized, and primed with reloading primers. Perfect for avid reloaders looking to save time and enhance their shooting experience.
I have had very good experiences with this. Have not found any problems.
Every case loaded, crimped, and fired as expected. I was a bit concerned about the mixed headstamps and case lengths. I quit prepping brass after loading these cases.
I have had very good experiences with this. Have not found any problems.
Every case loaded, crimped, and fired as expected. I was a bit concerned about the mixed headstamps and case lengths. I quit prepping brass after loading these cases.
I was hesitant at first, not knowing the quality of the brass or process...then I had 1,000 primed/processed casing show up at the house. TOTAL GAME CHANGER. I have reloaded all the brass I received without a single flaw. I spot checked case length every 10 or so and never found a deviation. Quality is exceptional, uniformity it spot on considering the mixed stamps, and the time saved reloading s awesome. goodbye cleaning, trimming, sizing, hello more range time. When I'm done typing this out I'm ordering another batch.
The brass appeared shiny and clean. I measured several to make sure they were properly trimmed. About 1/3 of the brass was quite short, below minimum spec. Several, about 6 cases were dangerously over maximum trim length. I ended up measuring the whole batch. Time wasted!
Excellent quality at an unbeatable price. I have loaded several thousand of these without a single issue or misfire. Highly recommended!
Haven''t loaded any but brass came quickly. Brass was nicely cleaned and polished and primers seated perfectly. Some cases had miner dents and scuffing
I like it this way very much. However they raised their price from $85 to $102 for the lot of 500. Logically, it makes sense. It costs me a $100 for 1000 primers and $30 go $40 for processed brass so if you buy 1000 pieces you will use one box of priers for $100 per 1000 shipped to my home. So this much better. Even the $102 prices isn't that bad but it was much better at $85. All of the pieces were done well, clean and ready to load on my Dillon 750. So it makes life easy and I am back on the range again.
$85.00 for 500 pieces with primers is a good value. I ran them through on a Dillon 750 in no time and this got me back on the range in no time wasted. If they have this again, I will purchase this again.
Cases spec out correct. A few dented cases, but still loadable.
I bought 1000, I got 1022. The brass is cleaned, polished, sized and trimmed. Good job
