The Berger 4PH7080C unprimed brass cases deliver consistent case capacity and wall thickness for precision 300 WSM handloading. These cases feature uniform construction that eliminates the variables affecting accuracy in factory ammunition.
What Makes This Different
Berger brass cases undergo rigorous quality control testing to ensure consistent case weight within 1 grain across the entire lot. The manufacturing process maintains uniform wall thickness from base to mouth, eliminating the weight sorting step required with many other brass manufacturers. Each case receives multiple annealing cycles during production to achieve optimal hardness for reliable primer seating and consistent neck tension.
Key Features
- Consistent case capacity within 0.2 grains for uniform powder charges
- Uniform wall thickness eliminates runout and improves concentricity
- Optimized hardness for reliable primer seating and extraction
- Flash hole deburred and chamfered for consistent ignition
- Case mouths chamfered inside and outside for smooth bullet seating
- Weight-sorted to within 1 grain tolerance across the lot
- Compatible with standard 300 WSM chamber specifications
These cases perform consistently across multiple reloading cycles when properly maintained. The uniform construction reduces velocity standard deviation in precision rifle applications, while the optimized brass alloy maintains case life through repeated firing and resizing. Competition shooters rely on this consistency for long-range accuracy, and hunters appreciate the reliability in field conditions.
Technical Specs
- Caliber: 300 Winchester Short Magnum (300 WSM)
- Case length: 2.100 inches
- Quantity: 100 cases per box
- Condition: Unprimed, ready for loading
- Case head diameter: 0.535 inches
- Neck diameter: 0.339 inches
- Material: High-quality brass alloy
- Country of origin: Finland
Handloaders who demand consistent performance choose Berger brass for its manufacturing precision and quality control standards. The uniform case capacity and wall thickness eliminate variables that affect accuracy, making these cases essential for precision rifle work.