Starline Brass 454 Casull Unprimed Cases – 50 Per Bag

Description

Starline Brass has earned its spot at the top of a lot of reloaders' shopping lists, and for good reason. These virgin, unprimed .454 Casull cases are made in Sedalia, Missouri, and they bring the uniform primer pockets and tight wall tolerances that make the loading bench a whole lot less frustrating. The .454 Casull is one of the hottest-running revolver cartridges out there, so brass that can take real pressure without complaint matters. This is a blank canvas ready for your primer, powder, and bullet choice.

Why Handloaders Reach for Starline .454 Casull Brass

Among straight-wall pistol cartridges, Starline is the name that comes up again and again. Loaders who run everything from mild plinking loads to full-steam hunting loads report brass that holds up through multiple cycles without splitting mouths or loosening up on the primer pockets. For a cartridge as demanding as the .454 Casull, that kind of consistency gives you the confidence to work up a load and know your cases aren't the weak link.

A Quick Note on the .454 Casull Cartridge

The .454 Casull first showed up in 1957 as a lengthened, magnum-level take on the classic .45 Colt. The case runs roughly a tenth of an inch longer than a .45 Colt, which keeps it from chambering in a .45 Colt gun, though a .45 Colt will drop right into a .454 Casull chamber if you want a lighter-recoiling option. You'll find the cartridge chambered in revolvers and single-shots from Freedom Arms, Ruger, Taurus, Magnum Research, and Thompson/Center.

Loading Up Your Starline .454 Casull Cases

These arrive unprimed and uncharged, so you'll supply your own large pistol or small rifle primers (depending on your recipe), powder, and bullets. Give each case a quick inspection and a trip through your sizing die, and you're ready to build loads tailored to your gun and your purpose, whether that's woods carry, hunting, or a day of heavy-hitting range work.