Hornady 22 Hornet Brass Cartridge Cases (50)

Hornady 22 Hornet Brass Cartridge Cases (50)

The Hornady 22 Hornet Brass Cartridge Cases (50) provide unprimed rifle brass for handloading the 22 Hornet cartridge. Each pack contains 50 cases. Hornady produces its cartridge cases in smaller lots and applies strict quality standards during manufacture. The company focuses on consistent wall thickness, weight and internal capacity across cases.

Hornady measures case wall concentricity to support consistent bullet seating in the case and chamber. The company also uses pressure calibration testing to check uniform case expansion during firing. In addition, consistent case dimensions help support consistent charges and pressures during handloading. These production controls provide a consistent starting point for case preparation.

22 Hornet Case Preparation

These cases provide a practical starting point for preparing and loading 22 Hornet cartridges. Before loading, inspect the cases and follow the applicable load data for the cartridge. Proper preparation also includes checking case dimensions and condition before each loading cycle.

Hornady states that uniform wall thickness can contribute to consistent performance. Likewise, consistent case weight and internal capacity help maintain similar cartridge characteristics across a batch. Therefore, these cases suit reloaders who want Hornady brass for a 22 Hornet loading process.

The 50-case pack provides a complete batch for initial preparation. Hornady identifies this product as item 8602. The current Hornady catalogue lists the 22 Hornet case as a 50-count rifle case. This identification helps distinguish the standard package from other Hornady cartridge cases.

For other cartridge sizes, the Brass Cases category includes rifle and pistol brass from several manufacturers. Use the cartridge-specific case with the intended chamber and applicable loading data. Keeping cases matched to the correct cartridge specification is important during resizing, trimming, priming and subsequent loading operations.

The cases arrive unprimed, allowing the reloader to complete the preparation process with the appropriate components. Inspect each case before loading and discard any case that shows damage, excessive wear or another condition that makes it unsuitable for continued use.

Hornady’s production process also focuses on consistent case dimensions from lot to lot. That consistency can simplify case preparation when a batch moves through the same sizing, trimming and priming steps. The cases therefore form a suitable component for a structured brass-preparation routine.

Specifications

• Manufacturer: Hornady
• Product: 22 Hornet brass cartridge cases
• Item number: 8602
• Cartridge: 22 Hornet
• Case type: Rifle case
• Case status: Unprimed
• Quantity: 50 cases

For further technical information, see Hornady’s official cartridge case information.