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Norma
If you're handloading ammunition for a .264 Winchester Magnum rifle, quality brass is the foundation of accurate, consistent rounds. Norma rifle brass in .264 Win Mag gives you 50 pieces of unprimed, ready-to-reload brass per box. Norma has built a reputation for producing dependable brass that chambers cleanly and holds up to repeated loading cycles — important when you're investing time and precision in long-range hunting or competitive rifle loads. This is straight-wall, unprimed brass, so you'll have full control over primer selection and can tailor each round to your rifle and load data.
Reloaders who shoot the .264 Win Mag appreciate its flat trajectory and wind-bucking performance at distance, and starting with quality brass means better shot-to-shot uniformity. Norma brass is manufactured to consistent specifications, which translates to more predictable case capacity and wall thickness — details that matter when you're chasing tight groups or trying to squeeze maximum velocity safely within your load manual's limits.
The 50-round box is a practical quantity for developing loads, testing new bullet weights, or building up your brass inventory before a season. Store the unprimed brass in a cool, dry place until you're ready to begin your handloading process.
| Product | Norma Rifle Brass .264 Win Mag |
| Caliber | .264 Winchester Magnum |
| Quantity | 50 pieces |
| Type | Unprimed rifle brass |
.264 Win Mag brass is for handloaders who are reloading ammunition for rifles chambered in .264 Winchester Magnum. This magnum cartridge is known for its long-range ballistics and is popular in precision hunting and target shooting.
This is unprimed brass. You will need to add primers during your handloading process.
Each box contains 50 pieces of brass, so you can load up to 50 rounds (assuming you have the appropriate primers, powder, and bullets).
Norma brass is manufactured to support multiple reloading cycles. The number of times you can reload brass depends on your specific load data, firearm condition, and reloading practices. Always inspect brass before each reload and follow your reloading manual's guidelines.
Norma
If you're handloading ammunition for a .264 Winchester Magnum rifle, quality brass is the foundation of accurate, consistent rounds. Norma rifle brass in .264 Win Mag gives you 50 pieces of unprimed, ready-to-reload brass per box. Norma has built a reputation for producing dependable brass that chambers cleanly and holds up to repeated loading cycles — important when you're investing time and precision in long-range hunting or competitive rifle loads. This is straight-wall, unprimed brass, so you'll have full control over primer selection and can tailor each round to your rifle and load data.
Reloaders who shoot the .264 Win Mag appreciate its flat trajectory and wind-bucking performance at distance, and starting with quality brass means better shot-to-shot uniformity. Norma brass is manufactured to consistent specifications, which translates to more predictable case capacity and wall thickness — details that matter when you're chasing tight groups or trying to squeeze maximum velocity safely within your load manual's limits.
The 50-round box is a practical quantity for developing loads, testing new bullet weights, or building up your brass inventory before a season. Store the unprimed brass in a cool, dry place until you're ready to begin your handloading process.
| Product | Norma Rifle Brass .264 Win Mag |
| Caliber | .264 Winchester Magnum |
| Quantity | 50 pieces |
| Type | Unprimed rifle brass |
.264 Win Mag brass is for handloaders who are reloading ammunition for rifles chambered in .264 Winchester Magnum. This magnum cartridge is known for its long-range ballistics and is popular in precision hunting and target shooting.
This is unprimed brass. You will need to add primers during your handloading process.
Each box contains 50 pieces of brass, so you can load up to 50 rounds (assuming you have the appropriate primers, powder, and bullets).
Norma brass is manufactured to support multiple reloading cycles. The number of times you can reload brass depends on your specific load data, firearm condition, and reloading practices. Always inspect brass before each reload and follow your reloading manual's guidelines.
