Welcome to our FAQ page! Below are answers to some of the most common questions about our products, including once-fired brass, reloading primers, and bullets. If you have additional questions, feel free to contact us.

What does "once-fired brass" mean?

The term “once-fired brass” is an industry-standard phrase that refers to brass collected from shooting ranges. While this suggests the brass has been fired only once, we do not guarantee that brass has only been fired once. It’s a common term used to describe fired brass cases.

Why choose reloading over factory ammunition?

Reloading allows you to:

• Save money, especially when reloading in bulk.
• Customize loads for specific firearms and applications.
• Achieve greater precision and consistency in your ammunition.

Is once-fired brass safe to use?

Yes, once-fired brass is safe to use as long as it is properly inspected, cleaned, and resized during the reloading process. Always follow standard reloading procedures and inspect brass for cracks, splits, or excessive wear before use.

What types of reloading components do you sell?

We offer a wide range of components for ammunition reloading, including:

• Once Fired Brass Cases: Unprocessed range brass. Does NOT guarantee that brass has only been fired once.
• Processed Brass Cases: Cleaned, deprimed, resized, and ready-to-load brass.
• Primed Brass Cases: Brass pre-primed for convenience.
• New Brass Cases: New factory brass
• Bullets/Projectiles: A variety of calibers and weights for rifle and pistol calibers
• Reloading Primers: small pistol primers, large pistol primers, small rifle primers, large rifle primers

Do I need to inspect brass before reloading?

Yes! It is your responsibility to inspect all brass before use. Carefully check for cracks, dents, splits, or other signs of wear that could compromise safety and performance. Even with processed or primed brass, a visual inspection is crucial. 

Do you ship primers and bullets?

Yes, we ship reloading primers and bullets. We offer free hazmat shipping on all reloading primers.

Do you offer bulk quantities?

Yes, we offer discounts for bulk purchases. Capital Cartridge can supply 55 gallon drums of most brass calibers. We can fill reloading primer and projectile orders by the million. Contact us for details on pricing and availability.

What safety precautions should I take when reloading?

• Always inspect your brass and components before use.
• Use a well-ventilated workspace with proper lighting.
• Double-check measurements for powder and seating depth.
• Follow all safety guidelines from your reloading manual and equipment manufacturer.

Do you offer any reloading advice or tutorials?

While we don’t provide direct reloading instruction, there are many excellent resources and guides available online and in print. Always prioritize safety and use reliable sources for reloading information.

How long does it take to process an order?

Orders are typically processed within 1-3 business days. You’ll receive a tracking number once your package ships so you can monitor its delivery.

Can I return or exchange products?

Due to the nature of reloading components, returns are limited. If you receive a defective product or the wrong item, please contact us within 7 days of delivery, and we’ll work to resolve the issue.