Hornady 8720 Unprimed 9mm Luger Brass Cases – 200 Count

Description

Starting with quality brass makes a real difference once you're seating bullets and chasing consistent velocities, and Hornady's 8720 cases give reloaders a dependable foundation for 9mm Luger. These are new, unprimed cases made to tight tolerances, which means you get uniform wall thickness, consistent weight, and good internal capacity right out of the bag. That translates to repeatable pressures and more predictable results on the chronograph.

What Sets the Hornady 8720 Brass Apart

Hornady holds these cases to the same standards as the brass that goes into their loaded ammunition. The tight wall concentricity helps bullets seat straight in the case and chamber properly in your firearm, and that uniformity carries through to a cleaner, more even release when the round fires. One of the nicer things reloaders notice with Hornady brass is that lot-to-lot consistency stays tight, so a bag you buy today behaves a lot like one you bought last year.

Setting Up Your 9mm Luger Reload

Since these cases arrive unprimed and empty, you'll be supplying your own components to build a finished cartridge. The 9mm Luger uses a small pistol primer, so plan your primer, powder charge, and bullet selection around your load data before you get rolling. New brass like this also tends to need less prep than range pickup brass, since you're not dealing with mixed headstamps, dings, or unknown firing history.

Built for the Home Reloading Bench

If you're loading 9mm in volume for practice, competition, or just keeping your range bag stocked, starting with fresh, uniform brass takes a lot of the guesswork out of the process. Hornady's reputation among home reloaders is well earned, and the 8720 is a straightforward way to keep a consistent, reusable supply of quality 9mm cases on hand.