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Winchester Brass 222 Remington

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Winchester makes the highest quality brass available, and each and every piece is made to meet and exceed the most demanding quality control and performance standards in the industry. New, unprimed brass. This is not loaded ammunition.

Preparation:

  • Due to the manufacturing process and/or shipping, case mouths may not be perfectly round. To ensure a round case mouth, cases must be sized (or have the expander ball of the sizing die run through case neck) and deburred/Chamfered prior to loading.

    Note:
  • A light "staining" may be found on the case neck of new brass. This is due to annealing. Annealing is a process, performed by the manufacturer, which involves rapid heating to a specified temperature followed by rapid cooling. This process imparts cases with the proper hardness to securely hold a bullet as well as gives flexibility to expand and contract upon firing and repeated forming. The "staining" is a residue from this process. This stain may be removed by tumbling before loading. Brass should be full-length sized, trimmed and chamfered before loading.

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    Overall Rating:
    3.7 out of 5
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    5 stars
    Bryan Moore of Crestwood, IL
    Date posted: 8/17/2008
    I have been using this brass for years - it's every bit as good as Norma brass when properly prepared, and much cheaper. Its' hardness also makes it work great for wildcating.
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    5 stars
    Jerry Lee of Murtaugh, ID
    Date posted: 9/19/2006
    This brass is one of the best I have used. Very uniform with very little trimming.
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    5 stars
    Darrell Brooks of West Jefferson, NC
    Date posted: 3/17/2007
    The brass was available and it was not as expensive as other. The brass did vary in weight, but I got 560 pieces that weighed close enough to meet my specs.
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    4 stars
    david ryan of sweet valley, pa
    Date posted: 1/29/2003
    the winchester .222 remington brass is of very good quality. of the few i weighed upon receipt, all were within a very close tolerance of each other. the necks and shoulders were not dented and the casing lengths were on the money. overall, a good product.
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    2 stars
    Chet Parsons of Rockwood, Tn
    Date posted: 1/29/2003
    I'm glad you asked. I have used Midway for years, the products I have purchased from your company have always been top of the line except for these bags of Winchester brass. It was not the quality that I expected from a company like Winchester. A vast majority of these case necks were not close to any uniform thickness, all required neck turning to correct the problem. A few case necks were so badly wrinkled or off center that they were totaly useless. I have used Winchester brass for years without experiencing these problems now I would have to think twice about buying this brand again. Thank you for your time.
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    1 stars
    Bill Miller of Canton, OH
    Date posted: 1/15/2010
    In recent months I’ve found the quality of Winchester brass seriously degraded. Every bag of 100 cases that I’ve purchased recently has contained cases that were defective to the point of being impossible or unsafe to use. All of these bags contained exactly 100 cases so there were no extras to replace the defective cases. Cases had deep splits or tears at the mouth or deep gouges in the shoulder or body that could cause ruptures upon firing; or, malformed heads with excessively thick rims or too-shallow extractor grooves that prevented them from fitting into the reloading press shell holder . These defects were not unique to one bag or caliber; they were found in multiple bags of .22 Hornet, 30-30 Winchester, .222 Rem. and .223 Rem. cases.
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