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Weatherby
If you're a reloader who runs a Weatherby 300 Wthby Mag, you already know that premium brass is the foundation of consistent, accurate ammunition. Weatherby Unprimed Cases for the 300 Wthby Mag give you factory-grade rifle brass without the loaded round markup, so you can build your own rounds to exact specifications. These unprimed cases arrive ready for your press—no prep beyond what your normal reloading process demands.
The 300 Wthby Mag is a magnum cartridge that demands quality components across the board. Using Weatherby's own brass ensures dimensional consistency and fire-forming performance that match the rifle's chamber specs, which matters when you're chasing precision at distance or building hunting loads for big game. Unprimed brass gives you complete control over primer selection, powder charge, and bullet pairing, so you're not locked into factory load assumptions.
Each box gives you 50 cases—enough volume to develop a solid load workup or keep your stock refreshed between seasons. Whether you're a dedicated long-range shooter, a magnum hunting enthusiast, or a reloader who simply demands consistency, Weatherby's own brass removes one variable from the equation and puts the rest in your hands.
| Cartridge | 300 Weatherby Magnum |
| Quantity per Box | 50 cases |
| Primer Pocket | Unprimed |
| Type | Rifle brass |
Yes. Weatherby brass is dimensioned to Weatherby's chamber specifications, so it chambers and fires-forms correctly in Weatherby 300 Wthby Mag rifles. Always verify firearm compatibility and follow safe reloading practices for your specific rifle.
The cases arrive unprimed and ready for your reloading process. Standard prep—cleaning, inspecting, and processing—follows your usual reloading procedures.
Each box contains 50 unprimed Weatherby 300 Wthby Mag rifle cases. Primers, powder, and bullets are sold separately.
Rifle brass can typically be reloaded multiple times if properly maintained, inspected for damage, and retired when showing signs of wear. Always inspect each case before reloading and follow safe reloading practices.
Weatherby
If you're a reloader who runs a Weatherby 300 Wthby Mag, you already know that premium brass is the foundation of consistent, accurate ammunition. Weatherby Unprimed Cases for the 300 Wthby Mag give you factory-grade rifle brass without the loaded round markup, so you can build your own rounds to exact specifications. These unprimed cases arrive ready for your press—no prep beyond what your normal reloading process demands.
The 300 Wthby Mag is a magnum cartridge that demands quality components across the board. Using Weatherby's own brass ensures dimensional consistency and fire-forming performance that match the rifle's chamber specs, which matters when you're chasing precision at distance or building hunting loads for big game. Unprimed brass gives you complete control over primer selection, powder charge, and bullet pairing, so you're not locked into factory load assumptions.
Each box gives you 50 cases—enough volume to develop a solid load workup or keep your stock refreshed between seasons. Whether you're a dedicated long-range shooter, a magnum hunting enthusiast, or a reloader who simply demands consistency, Weatherby's own brass removes one variable from the equation and puts the rest in your hands.
| Cartridge | 300 Weatherby Magnum |
| Quantity per Box | 50 cases |
| Primer Pocket | Unprimed |
| Type | Rifle brass |
Yes. Weatherby brass is dimensioned to Weatherby's chamber specifications, so it chambers and fires-forms correctly in Weatherby 300 Wthby Mag rifles. Always verify firearm compatibility and follow safe reloading practices for your specific rifle.
The cases arrive unprimed and ready for your reloading process. Standard prep—cleaning, inspecting, and processing—follows your usual reloading procedures.
Each box contains 50 unprimed Weatherby 300 Wthby Mag rifle cases. Primers, powder, and bullets are sold separately.
Rifle brass can typically be reloaded multiple times if properly maintained, inspected for damage, and retired when showing signs of wear. Always inspect each case before reloading and follow safe reloading practices.
