Hornady 8785 Unprimed Brass Cases 454 Casull Handgun 100ct

The Hornady 8785 unprimed brass cases deliver the foundation for precision 454 Casull handloads that match factory ammunition performance. These cases feature Hornady's proprietary brass alloy composition that maintains consistent wall thickness and primer pocket dimensions across multiple reloading cycles.

What Makes This Different

Hornady brass cases undergo a multi-stage annealing process that creates uniform grain structure throughout the case body and neck area. This controlled manufacturing approach produces cases with 15-20% longer service life compared to standard brass offerings. The cases maintain headspace specifications within 0.002 inches and feature flash holes deburred to exact diameter tolerances.

Key Features

• Premium brass alloy construction with controlled grain structure for extended case life
• Uniform wall thickness maintains consistent powder capacity and pressure curves
• Precision-formed primer pockets sized to 0.210 inches for reliable ignition
• Deburred flash holes eliminate powder bridging and ensure complete combustion
• Annealed case necks provide consistent bullet tension and seating depth
• Factory-inspected dimensions meet SAAMI specifications for 454 Casull
• 100-count packaging with protective foam inserts prevents case damage

These cases handle the 454 Casull's substantial operating pressures of up to 65,000 CUP without case head separation or excessive primer pocket expansion. Hunters loading heavy 300-grain bullets for dangerous game applications benefit from the cases' ability to maintain structural integrity under maximum pressure loads. Competition shooters appreciate the consistent neck tension that produces single-digit extreme spread velocities with match-grade powders.

Technical Specs

• Caliber: 454 Casull
• Case length: 1.383 inches
• Rim diameter: 0.512 inches
• Base diameter: 0.480 inches
• Primer pocket: Large pistol (0.210 inches)
• Material: Premium brass alloy
• Quantity: 100 cases per box
• Country of origin: United States

Handloaders seeking maximum accuracy potential from their 454 Casull revolvers will find these cases provide the consistent foundation necessary for precision ammunition development. The investment in quality brass components translates directly to improved downrange performance and reduced ammunition costs over extended shooting sessions.