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Starline Brass
If you reload 38 Special ammunition, you need quality brass that will last through multiple firings. The HSM 38 Special unprimed handgun brass cases deliver exactly that — 100 count of ready-to-load Starline Brass casings that form the foundation of consistent, reliable handloads. Whether you're working up loads for your revolver, testing loads at the range, or keeping a steady supply of ammunition in your favorite caliber, starting with fresh, uniform brass makes a measurable difference in performance and reload consistency.
Starline Brass has earned respect among serious reloaders for quality control and dimensional consistency. These unprimed cases arrive without primer pockets loaded, giving you complete control over every component you use — primer type, powder, and bullet selection are entirely up to you. That flexibility is why many reloaders prefer unprimed brass; you're not paying for a primer you might not want, and you can standardize your reload process exactly as you choose.
The 100-count bag is a practical size for most handloaders — enough to keep a steady workflow without requiring massive bulk storage. For shooters who reload regularly or maintain multiple firearms in common calibers, buying in 100-count increments lets you rotate stock, age brass between loadings, and manage your reloading bench inventory efficiently.
| Brand | Starline Brass |
| Caliber | 38 Special |
| Type | Unprimed handgun brass cases |
| Quantity per Bag | 100 cases |
| Primer Status | Unprimed (no primers installed) |
These cases are specifically 38 Special brass. While 38 Special rounds can be safely fired in 357 Magnum cylinders, you should verify compatibility with your firearm's manual and consider consulting with experienced reloaders familiar with your specific gun.
Unprimed brass comes without primers installed, which means you install primers yourself during the reloading process. This gives you the choice of primer brand and type and lets you standardize your reloading setup completely.
The reloading lifespan of any brass depends on your loading practices, firearm, and inspection protocol. Starline Brass is known for durability, but we can't provide a specific number of reloads without knowing your individual process. Many reloaders get multiple uses from quality brass with proper care.
38 Special is chambered in revolvers and certain lever-action rifles. Confirm that your specific firearm is chambered in 38 Special and consult its manual for loading specifications and any unique requirements.
Starline Brass
If you reload 38 Special ammunition, you need quality brass that will last through multiple firings. The HSM 38 Special unprimed handgun brass cases deliver exactly that — 100 count of ready-to-load Starline Brass casings that form the foundation of consistent, reliable handloads. Whether you're working up loads for your revolver, testing loads at the range, or keeping a steady supply of ammunition in your favorite caliber, starting with fresh, uniform brass makes a measurable difference in performance and reload consistency.
Starline Brass has earned respect among serious reloaders for quality control and dimensional consistency. These unprimed cases arrive without primer pockets loaded, giving you complete control over every component you use — primer type, powder, and bullet selection are entirely up to you. That flexibility is why many reloaders prefer unprimed brass; you're not paying for a primer you might not want, and you can standardize your reload process exactly as you choose.
The 100-count bag is a practical size for most handloaders — enough to keep a steady workflow without requiring massive bulk storage. For shooters who reload regularly or maintain multiple firearms in common calibers, buying in 100-count increments lets you rotate stock, age brass between loadings, and manage your reloading bench inventory efficiently.
| Brand | Starline Brass |
| Caliber | 38 Special |
| Type | Unprimed handgun brass cases |
| Quantity per Bag | 100 cases |
| Primer Status | Unprimed (no primers installed) |
These cases are specifically 38 Special brass. While 38 Special rounds can be safely fired in 357 Magnum cylinders, you should verify compatibility with your firearm's manual and consider consulting with experienced reloaders familiar with your specific gun.
Unprimed brass comes without primers installed, which means you install primers yourself during the reloading process. This gives you the choice of primer brand and type and lets you standardize your reloading setup completely.
The reloading lifespan of any brass depends on your loading practices, firearm, and inspection protocol. Starline Brass is known for durability, but we can't provide a specific number of reloads without knowing your individual process. Many reloaders get multiple uses from quality brass with proper care.
38 Special is chambered in revolvers and certain lever-action rifles. Confirm that your specific firearm is chambered in 38 Special and consult its manual for loading specifications and any unique requirements.
