Rifle Brass Collection

The .222 Remington, affectionately known as the "Triple Deuce", was introduced in 1950 and quickly earned a reputation for exceptional accuracy. A favourite among benchrest competitors and varmint hunters, its combination of precision, mild recoil, and high velocity made it one of the most...

The .223 Remington is one of the world's most popular centrefire rifle cartridges, renowned for its outstanding combination of accuracy, low recoil, and versatility. Developed from the .222 Remington to meet military ballistic requirements, it became the commercial counterpart to the 5.56×45mm NATO cartridge....

The .243 Winchester has been one of the world's most popular and versatile sporting rifle cartridges since its introduction by Winchester in 1955. Developed from the proven .308 Winchester case, it offers an outstanding balance of flat trajectory, mild recoil, and impressive accuracy. Its...

The .260 Remington is a highly respected 6.5mm rifle cartridge that was introduced commercially by Remington in 1997 after gaining popularity as a successful wildcat design. Based on the .308 Winchester case and necked down to accept .264" projectiles, the .260 Remington delivers excellent...

The .270 Winchester has been one of the world's premier hunting cartridges for nearly a century. Introduced by Winchester in 1925 and derived from the legendary .30-06 Springfield case, the .270 Winchester quickly earned a reputation for its flat trajectory, excellent accuracy, and impressive...

The .30 Carbine was developed during the early 1940s for the U.S. military as a lightweight, fast-handling cartridge for the iconic M1 Carbine. Offering greater range and effectiveness than a handgun while remaining lighter and easier to carry than a full-powered battle rifle, it...

The .300 AAC Blackout was developed by Advanced Armament Corporation to deliver .30 calibre performance from the AR-15 platform while retaining the standard bolt and magazines. Formed from a shortened and necked-up 5.56×45mm NATO case, it requires only a barrel change to convert a...

The .30-06 Springfield is one of the most iconic and versatile rifle cartridges ever developed. Officially adopted by the U.S. Military in 1906 for the Springfield Model 1903 rifle, it has served with distinction in military, sporting, and hunting roles for well over a...

The .30-30 Winchester is one of the most successful and recognisable sporting rifle cartridges ever developed. Introduced in 1895 for the legendary Winchester Model 1894 lever-action rifle, it was America's first commercially successful small-bore sporting cartridge designed specifically for smokeless powder. Its combination of...

The .308 Winchester has been one of the world's most respected and widely used rifle cartridges since its introduction in 1952. Closely related to the military 7.62×51mm NATO cartridge, it offers an outstanding balance of power, efficiency, and accuracy while maintaining manageable recoil. Its...

The .308 Match is Starline's Small Rifle Primer version of the legendary .308 Winchester case, developed specifically to meet the demands of precision and competitive shooters. Many reloaders favour Small Rifle Primers for their potential to produce more consistent ignition and lower velocity variations,...

The .32-20 Winchester is a classic American cartridge that was originally developed for rifles before finding widespread popularity in single-action revolvers. Introduced in the late 1800s, it earned a reputation for light recoil, excellent accuracy, and versatility, making it suitable for small game hunting,...

The .348 Winchester was introduced in 1936 for the legendary Winchester Model 71 lever-action rifle and quickly established itself as one of the most powerful lever-action hunting cartridges of its era. Designed specifically for hunting large North American game, it earned a reputation for...

The .357 Maximum was developed in the early 1980s through a collaboration between Ruger and Remington as a high-performance revolver cartridge for metallic silhouette competition. Essentially an extended and strengthened version of the .357 Magnum, it delivers substantially higher velocities and greater energy while...

The .358 Winchester was introduced by Winchester in 1955 by necking up the proven .308 Winchester case to accept .358 calibre projectiles. Designed for use in both lever-action and bolt-action rifles, it delivers exceptional stopping power and dependable performance on medium to large game....

The .375 Winchester was introduced as a powerful hunting cartridge for Winchester's Big Bore Model 94 lever-action rifle. Based on a strengthened and shortened version of the classic .38-55 Winchester case, it was designed to operate at higher pressures, delivering substantially greater performance while...

The .38-40 Winchester is a classic black powder cartridge introduced in the late 19th century for both lever-action rifles and single-action revolvers. Despite its name, it actually uses a .401" diameter projectile and is essentially a necked-down version of the popular .44-40 Winchester. This...

The .38-55 Winchester is one of the oldest and most respected American rifle cartridges, originally introduced in the late 19th century for the Ballard target rifle before being adopted by Winchester. Renowned for its outstanding accuracy and mild recoil, it quickly became a favourite...

The .38-55 Winchester is one of America's classic sporting and target rifle cartridges, originally developed in the late 1800s for the Ballard rifle before being adopted by Winchester. Celebrated for its exceptional accuracy, mild recoil, and effectiveness on medium game, it remains a favourite...

The .40-65 Winchester is a classic American rifle cartridge dating back to the black powder era, originally designed for use with both black powder and the emerging smokeless propellants of the late 19th century. Although considered obsolete by modern standards, it remains highly regarded...