Prvi Partizan Brass 303 British Unprimed Bag of 50

I really like this brass , PPU is my go to for several calibers ,always a fair price and excellent shipping from Graff's , the only thing that was a little disappointing was this (303) brass is not annealed as in the picture , but that's not a deal breaker , I'd still recommend this brass

Good brass and I am glad that somebody is still making this brass.

I have loaded a lot of Priv brass and it is always a great product to use.

I was impressed with all the positive reviews, so took a chance on this Brass and ordered some. Extremely pleased with the quality and specs on this brass, it holds primers snuggly and at appropriate depth. Will be ordering more soon!

great brass have used it for years with no problems

This is known to be one of the best, strongest cases available for this caliber. I was so happy to find that you had it in stock at a fair price. The delivery was super fast too! Thanks. I'll be back.

They are the best buy out there. They last for multiple firings as long as you don't full length resize once they are fireformed to your chamber. Simply neck size it.

I’ve ran this brass in two enfields, One sporter and surplus collectible. I’ve lost count on how many times I’ve reloaded this brass it just keeps going. It’s Closest to spec I’ve found and good quality, This has already outlived the premium Hornady .303 brass that I’ve used. Thank you Grafs for carrying this product.

I use Privi brass in several of my milsurp rifles. I’ve found it to be of good quality. Will definitely buy again.

Grafs had this quality brass, for a decent price!

I use PPU brass for all of my vintage loads. Great quality and price!!

.303 Brass is hard to find sometimes and this fits the bill and is affordable as well. Good quality, loads well. Have loaded twice with no issues.

Very hard to find new 303 Brass and good quality

I have 2 NO.4 MK1 Enfields Privy brass is all i use now for reloading .Resizing the necks so far i have gotten 4 reloads and am not showing any neck splitting like i have with other brands .

Own to many Enfield to separate brass anymore , FL resizing everything , been rotating brass 4 times while resizing , like you would reforming brass , these Privi 303 cases are at there 19th resizing and reloading , useing cast bullets and Unique powder , no ringing anywhere on case , even cut 2 in half with a tubing cutter , nothing there , brass was thicker then MK. 7 or Remington brass. This brass is great in every respect , very happy with it.

I basically only buy Prvi Partisan brass for my .303 British. Why? It seems to be the brass with the thickest rims, closest to the original specifications of the cartridge. Why is this important? Because it means my brass will last longer and I won't have to worry about incipient case head separations - the dreaded curse of the .303 - as much.

I used to have the horrible issue of incipient head separations, often getting only 3-4 reloads out of brass before having to retire it out of fear of getting a case head failures. My rifle checked out good for headspace, but it turns out that rimmed cartridges headspace off the rim of the brass - so if you have brass which has rims that are, say, 0.006" to 0.010" thinner than what the rifle was design for, that's enough to affect your headspace and shorten your brass life. Now, I readily get 8-10 reloads.

I get more if I neck-size, or if I use light to moderate charges.

How is the performance? If I do my part, I can get 1" groups at 100 yards with both my rifles: a No. I mk. III, and a No. 4 mk I. Both have the original iron sights, so that is really good for what these can do. I used to load with IMR 3031, but have recently switched to IMR Enduron 4166.

Excellent, brass, can't beat Prvi for reloading .303!

Have used Prvi brass for years and it’s worked well for me. 303 brass I get more firings from than other brands.

Very happy with performance of PRVI ammunition in 7.62x54R so when I recently acquired a rifle in 303 British PRVI was my GoTo brand. I could not find 303 Ammo readily available and was overjoyed to find that Grafs had 303 British cases available, and at an excellent price. Even during these COVID19 times Grafs processed my order quickly. The brass quality was excellent. I noted that the rim thickness was about 3 thou. thicker than some milsurp brass I had which was good because many older Lee Enfield rifles are a bit generous on the headspace front. Very pleased!

Partizan rifle brass is excellent quality at an excellent value. Needed little to no prep work prior to loading.

High quality brass for a great price! I hand load .303 British among other calibers and really prefer the new PPU brass when I can get it. It’s always packed well and I’ve never run across a defective case. Graf & Sons pretty much blows everyone else out of the water in terms of price, especially for harder to find cases like the .303 Brit.

My SMLE does not require the brass to be full-sized. I run it through a Lee Collet Die out of the bag to correct the neck. On subsequent reloading cycles, all that has been needed is a pass through the collet die.

Great product at great price. I load with PPU .311 bullets and use Lee factory crimp die. Excellent results

If a reloader does their part these cases will last as long as any other brand. The loaded cartridges were also good quality and available to hunt with until a certain California governor I voted for...

Thank you Graf & Son's! Could not find .303 British brass anywhere in my neighborhood! Great price, great brass, and quick delivery!

This brass is well made and consistent. Particularly, the primers pockets are uniform (which can be detected when hand-seating primers) and the flash holes are correctly centered and of the right size (which is more than I can say for the brass of some other manufacturers). Moreover, the prices and shipping charges at Graf & Sons are quite reasonable.

Quality brass at a fair price. All were properly sized and trimmed out of the box, and they have held up well after multiple loadings.

Not everyone has had this brass when I needed it, but Grafs has had it!