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Hornady
Hornady 8760 unprimed 45 ACP handgun brass cases give you the foundation you need for consistent, accurate reloads. Whether you're a volume handloader stocking up for the range or a precision shooter chasing tight groups, quality brass matters—and Hornady's reputation for tight tolerances and durability makes these cases a solid choice. This 100-count box of unprimed cases is ready for your sizing, priming, and loading process.
Hornady manufactures their brass to exacting standards, which shows up in two key ways: consistent case wall thickness and tight concentricity. Uniform wall thickness helps pressure and velocity stay predictable from round to round, something benchrest competitors have relied on for decades. Tight concentricity ensures your bullets seat straight and fire straight, which adds up to better accuracy downrange. Because Hornady treats brass as the foundation of an accurate cartridge rather than a disposable commodity, you'll get more reloads from each case before it reaches the end of its service life.
Every case in this lot is engineered to match its siblings—same weight, same internal capacity, same performance characteristics. That consistency translates directly into consistent pressures and velocities when you load them, so your ammunition behaves the same way from the first round to the hundredth. For 45 ACP shooters who reload, that reliability matters whether you're working up loads for a 1911, a modern striker-fired pistol, or testing new powders and bullets at the bench.
| Brand | Hornady |
| Caliber | 45 ACP |
| Type | Unprimed Handgun Brass |
| Count | 100 cases |
| Product Code | 8760 |
Unprimed cases come without a primer installed. You'll need to add primers, powder, and a bullet during your reloading process. If you're new to reloading, you'll need a reloading press, dies, and the other components to complete your ammunition.
Yes. Hornady brass is manufactured to tight tolerances and treated as a durable foundation rather than a single-use commodity, so you'll get more reloads from each case before it needs to be retired.
Hornady's consistent case weight, capacity, and concentricity are designed to support accurate, repeatable loads, making them a good fit for handloaders who care about precision and consistency.
Hornady
Hornady 8760 unprimed 45 ACP handgun brass cases give you the foundation you need for consistent, accurate reloads. Whether you're a volume handloader stocking up for the range or a precision shooter chasing tight groups, quality brass matters—and Hornady's reputation for tight tolerances and durability makes these cases a solid choice. This 100-count box of unprimed cases is ready for your sizing, priming, and loading process.
Hornady manufactures their brass to exacting standards, which shows up in two key ways: consistent case wall thickness and tight concentricity. Uniform wall thickness helps pressure and velocity stay predictable from round to round, something benchrest competitors have relied on for decades. Tight concentricity ensures your bullets seat straight and fire straight, which adds up to better accuracy downrange. Because Hornady treats brass as the foundation of an accurate cartridge rather than a disposable commodity, you'll get more reloads from each case before it reaches the end of its service life.
Every case in this lot is engineered to match its siblings—same weight, same internal capacity, same performance characteristics. That consistency translates directly into consistent pressures and velocities when you load them, so your ammunition behaves the same way from the first round to the hundredth. For 45 ACP shooters who reload, that reliability matters whether you're working up loads for a 1911, a modern striker-fired pistol, or testing new powders and bullets at the bench.
| Brand | Hornady |
| Caliber | 45 ACP |
| Type | Unprimed Handgun Brass |
| Count | 100 cases |
| Product Code | 8760 |
Unprimed cases come without a primer installed. You'll need to add primers, powder, and a bullet during your reloading process. If you're new to reloading, you'll need a reloading press, dies, and the other components to complete your ammunition.
Yes. Hornady brass is manufactured to tight tolerances and treated as a durable foundation rather than a single-use commodity, so you'll get more reloads from each case before it needs to be retired.
Hornady's consistent case weight, capacity, and concentricity are designed to support accurate, repeatable loads, making them a good fit for handloaders who care about precision and consistency.
