Hornady Unprimed Brass Handgun Cartridge Cases .45 ACP 100/ct

Hornady Unprimed Brass Handgun Cartridge Cases in .45 ACP are precision-manufactured components engineered for serious reloaders who demand consistency and accuracy in every round. This 100-count package delivers tight concentricity and uniform case wall thickness—two critical factors that directly impact bullet seating precision, chamber fitment, and downrange performance. Hornady's benchrest-grade manufacturing standards ensure these cases meet the exacting tolerances required for competitive shooters, law enforcement training programs, and dedicated handgun enthusiasts building match-grade ammunition.

Tight wall concentricity reduces runout during the seating process, promoting uniform bullet release on firing and more consistent velocity strings—essential for groups that stay inside the X-ring at 25 yards and beyond. The uniform case wall thickness engineered into each piece minimizes pressure variations during reloading and firing, yielding tighter velocity spreads and improved shot-to-shot consistency. Unprimed brass also allows you to use your choice of primers and loading protocols, offering flexibility for handloaders who specify large pistol primers for their particular loads. At 1.3 lbs per 100-count box, these cases are compact and easy to store in a reloading bench setup.

.45 ACP reloaders—whether running defensive loads for duty carry, target rounds for range training, or precision ammunition for bullseye competition—rely on Hornady brass for its dimensional consistency and reliability. This product suits anyone from high-volume shooters refreshing their case inventory to precision loaders who prioritize ammunition quality over cost-per-round. The 100-case quantity is ideal for single-session reloading sessions or component stockpiling for regular training cycles. These unprimed cases integrate seamlessly with standard single-stage and progressive reloading presses, requiring only your choice of primers, powder, and projectiles to complete the cartridge assembly process.