Winchester Brass 44 Special Unprimed Bag of 100

Item #:	WINU44SPL
Price:	$37.99 $0.38 per piece Shipping: One flat fee of $12.95 per online order. Exclusions apply. Click for details.
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Quantity Limit:	Only 3 WINU44SPL allowed per customer. Duplicates will be canceled.
MPN:	WSC44SWU

Due to the packaging and shipping process, case necks are often slightly dinged or bent and need to be rounded up and sized to give proper neck tension. New and/or fired cases must be full-length resized or have the expander ball of the sizing die run through the case neck prior to loading.

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Product Information

Winchester unprimed shellcases are engineered to precise tolerances to ensure smooth-feeding and positive chambering. This is not loaded ammunition.

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Read 4 Reviews - Average Rating: 4.5 stars

Winchester 44 Spl brass

By Mike S. on Oct 16, 2020

No problem here loading 44 Special using Winchester Brass.
Very accurate reloads. I was thrilled to see that Graf and Sons had these in stock. I have found that Graf and Sons many times has everything I need for reloading at a reasonable price, easy ordering, accurate and fast shipping.

Perfect Order!

By EDWARD B. on Aug 14, 2020

So many companies are claiming covid delays for poor service, these guys ship on time, great product and I definitely will be using this quality company again! Oh, and the brass is class!

Odd primer hole asymmetry in 2 of the cases

By Joseph L. on Aug 11, 2020

Something I’d NEVER seen before in ANY brand of newly purchased brass, much less a major name like Winchester. 98% of the .44spl cases were PERFECT, please don’t get me wrong about that, but the other two not only had a priming cup that was wayyy off the centerline, but the actual priming gas hole itself was even more so. There is evidence of a looming manufacturing problem with the Winchester brass (I had one case in a bag of Winchester .45 Colt brass that had the same mutation) that could portend SERIOUS Quality Control issues down the road, and really should be brought to Winchester’s attention...