Hornady 8672 Unprimed Brass Cases .300 Weatherby Magnum 50ct

Description

The .300 Weatherby Magnum is one of the hardest-hitting commercial .30 calibers out there, and feeding it quality brass makes a real difference downrange. This Hornady unprimed case is drawn and formed to the cartridge's belted design with Roy Weatherby's signature double-radius shoulder, so it chambers and headspaces the way it should in your Weatherby-dimensioned rifle. You get a clean slate to build on, picking your own primers, powder, and bullets to dial in a load that suits your barrel and your hunt.

What Sets This Hornady .300 Weatherby Brass Apart

Hornady holds these cases to tight production tolerances, with controlled wall thickness, concentricity, and internal capacity carried across the lot. That consistency matters most in a big high-capacity case like this one, where even small differences in volume can nudge your pressures around. The cases get a pressure calibration check for uniform expansion and are run through inspection before they ship, which is the kind of attention that pays off in repeatable velocity and groups you can trust.

Loading the .300 Weatherby Magnum Case

This is a magnum cartridge that burns a healthy charge of slow powder behind heavy .30 bullets, so it rewards careful handloading. Lighter 150-grain bullets scream out of this round for lighter medium game, 180-grain loads shine on larger medium game at distance, and 200 to 220-grain projectiles let you reach out on heavier animals. You'll need large rifle magnum primers and a proper set of .300 Weatherby dies to work the brass. Because quality brass like this tends to hold up over multiple firings, you can expect good case life when you keep your charges sensible and tend to your trimming and annealing.

Whether you're chasing elk in steep country or stretching things out at the range, starting with brass this uniform takes a big variable off the table. Prime it, load it, and let your rifle tell you what it likes.