86724 Unprimed Cases Cartridge 300 RUM Rifle Brass
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UPC
090255867244
Stock Number
99120034
Condition
New in box
Brand
Hornady
Model
86724
Weight
0 lbs
Hornady is a leading U.S. ammunition manufacturer known for its innovation, consistency, and precision. From self-defense rounds to hunting and match-grade bullets, Hornady’s ammo is engineered for superior performance and trusted by shooters everywhere.
Founded in 1949 in Nebraska by Joyce Hornady, the company began by producing accurate bullets for reloaders. Today, Hornady remains family-owned and continues to pioneer bullet design with advanced ballistics and cutting-edge manufacturing.
The Hornady 90287 Subsonic Handgun 9mm features a heavy 147-grain XTP bullet designed for quiet, suppressed shooting. It delivers reliable cycling, deep penetration, and optimal expansion—making it a smart pick for defense or discreet range…
Founded in 1949 in Nebraska by Joyce Hornady, the company began by producing accurate bullets for reloaders. Today, Hornady remains family-owned and continues to pioneer bullet design with advanced ballistics and cutting-edge manufacturing.
The Hornady 90287 Subsonic Handgun 9mm features a heavy 147-grain XTP bullet designed for quiet, suppressed shooting. It delivers reliable cycling, deep penetration, and optimal expansion—making it a smart pick for defense or discreet range…
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Manufacturer Description
| Brand | Hornady |
| Category | Reloading Unprimed Cases |
| Series | Cartridge |
| Model | Unprimed Cases |
| Caliber | 300 RUM |
| Material | Brass |
| Firearm Type | Rifle |
| Rounds Per Box | 20 |
| Boxes Per Case | 5 |
| Similar Items | BRASS |
| Search Code | HREL |
Hornady's brass cases offers re-loaders excellent uniformity in wall thickness, weight, and internal capacity. The cases allow proper seating of the bullet, not only in the case, but in the chamber as well.
