Hornady 30-06 Springfield Unprimed Brass Cases
The 30-06 Springfield has been a staple of sporting rifle chambers for well over a century, offering a long, versatile case capable of handling .30-calibre projectiles from around 110 grains up to 220 grains — a range that covers everything from roe deer to red stag and larger plains game. Hornady’s unprimed 30-06 Springfield cases give handloaders the quality brass needed to develop accurate loads for their specific rifle and application. Each case is produced to tight tolerances, with wall thickness, concentricity and internal capacity all measured and controlled to ensure consistency across the lot. The long 30-06 case rewards careful handloading, and Hornady’s commitment to uniform capacity means that powder charges produce predictable pressures from round to round.
Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Caliber | 30-06 Springfield |
| Case Type | Unprimed Brass |
| Capacity (internal) | Standard 30-06 capacity |
| Wall Thickness | Manufactured to tight tolerances |
| Concentricity | Controlled during production |
FAQ
Are these cases suitable for handloading with different powder types?
Yes, the unprimed brass cases are designed for consistent performance with various powder types due to their uniform internal capacity and tight tolerances.
What is the typical weight of each case?
The exact weight is not specified in the product details, but it is standard for 30-06 brass cases and typically ranges between 130 to 140 grains per case.
Can these cases be reused after firing?
Please contact customer service for information on reusing or refurbishing fired brass cases.
Keith Simpson –
I’ve been handloading for years and these cases perform consistently. The uniform capacity makes it easy to dial in precise loads. No variation between batches, which is exactly what I need for long-range shooting.
Amanda Walsh –
Great quality brass with excellent concentricity. I used them for a recent deer hunt and the accuracy was spot-on. The unprimed design saves time when setting up my reloading station.
Jennifer Terry –
Solid build and reliable performance. A bit more expensive than some brands, but the consistency and precision justify the cost for serious handloaders.
Hannah Wallace –
Used these for a 30-06 varmint setup. The case dimensions matched perfectly with my rifle’s chamber. No issues with feeding or pressure consistency.