For reliable reloads, you need to trust Norma Brass Unprimed Brass. While this brass is popular for being used in a number of long-range applications, it was also designed for precision accuracy which is why it is the most commonly used brass in small pistol-brass pistols. Norma brass is crafted from selected unannealed premium grade brass that is made with tight specifications to ensure the product will meet all of your needs. For a time, Norma brass was the go-to choice for law enforcement, military, and high-end civilian firearm owners. Today, Norma is well respected for manufacturing some of the best brass in the industry, and it is easy to see why with each use. Specifications for Norma .300 Weatherby Magnum Unprimed Rifle Brass: Manufacturer: Norma Gun Type: Rifle Cartridge: .300 Weatherby Magnum Primed: No Quantity: 1 Box Fabric/Material: Brass Brass Quantity: 50 Piece Package Contents: Norma .300 Weatherby Magnum Unprimed Rifle Brass
4 reviews for Norma .300 Weatherby Magnum Unprimed Rifle Brass
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Chicken Dr. –
I’ve been using Norma brass for many years and the consistency of this lot is great as always with Norma. Good price and service from Optics Planet. I highly recommend using Norma brass and Optics Planet.
Glenn Sweigart –
Could not find this product anywhere – should have come here first always on their game. ordered 100 pcs both came from the same mfg batch.
Noel –
Waited several months for this product. Worth the wait. Nosler now making their own brass, it's thicker and heavier. Norma the lightest, allows for more powder and higher velocity. Perfect example is the 300 win mag. Tough to get over 2800 fps with 210 gr bullets unless you use Norma brass.
John Hjersman –
Got Wby brass because it is easier to obtain than H&H brass. A process of annealing and partial sizing in FL die, with expander removed, in conservative steps based on resistance felt in press lever eventually produced brass that would fit a 300 H&H chamber. If I weren't so impatient, waiting for H&H brass to be available would certainly have been less work.