Norma 220 Swift Rifle Brass Cases - 50 Count Reloading Components

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Description

The Norma 220 Swift rifle brass delivers the precision foundation serious handloaders demand for this high-velocity cartridge. Manufactured to exacting European standards, this premium brass ensures consistent performance shot after shot in one of the fastest commercial rifle cartridges ever produced.

What Makes This Different

Norma brass undergoes a multi-stage annealing process that creates uniform case wall thickness and optimal neck tension retention. Unlike mass-produced alternatives, each case receives individual quality inspection before packaging. The proprietary brass alloy composition provides superior case life, typically delivering 8-12 reloads compared to 4-6 from standard manufacturers.

Key Features

Premium European brass construction with consistent wall thickness
Multi-stage annealing process for extended case life
Uniform primer pockets machined to tight tolerances
Flash holes deburred and sized for consistent ignition
Case mouths chamfered inside and outside for smooth bullet seating
Individual quality inspection ensures dimensional consistency
50-count packaging with protective foam inserts

This brass excels in precision rifle applications where extreme accuracy matters most. Competitive shooters rely on Norma components for match-grade ammunition that maintains sub-MOA groups at extended ranges. The consistent internal capacity eliminates velocity variations that plague budget brass options. Hunters pursuing long-range game benefit from the reliable expansion characteristics and uniform ballistic performance across temperature extremes.

Technical Specs

Caliber: 220 Swift
Case length: 2.205 inches
Material: Premium brass alloy
Primer type: Large rifle
Package quantity: 50 cases
Country of origin: Sweden
Compatible with all 220 Swift chamber specifications
Annealed neck and shoulder for optimal workability

Handloaders who demand maximum accuracy and case longevity choose Norma brass for their most critical loads. The investment in premium components pays dividends through consistent performance and reduced per-round costs over the brass lifetime.