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Weatherby BRASS240 Unprimed Cases240 Wthby Mag Rifle Brass 20 Per Box$62.86
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Building precision handloads for your .257 Weatherby Magnum starts with quality brass, and Weatherby Unprimed Cases deliver the foundation serious reloaders depend on. This 20-pack of virgin .257 Wthby Mag rifle brass gives you the raw material to develop custom loads tailored to your rifle and hunting goals—whether you're chasing long-range accuracy at the bench or field-testing loads for big game. Each piece comes CNC-machined with consistent primer pockets and meets Weatherby's grade specifications, so you're starting with uniform cases that respond predictably to forming and firing.
New brass does require prep work before loading. You'll want to size, deburr, and chamfer the cases to ensure the mouth is perfectly round and ready to accept bullets safely. This is standard practice in any serious reloading operation and takes only a few minutes per batch with the right tools. Weatherby's manufacturing process includes annealing—rapid heating and cooling—to give the brass the flex and memory needed for consistent bullet seating and reliable performance over multiple firing cycles. You may notice a slight discoloration near the neck from this process; that's normal and doesn't affect function or longevity.
Whether you're a precision rifle competitor, a hunter fine-tuning loads for your .257 Weatherby, or a handloader building the exact velocity and accuracy your gun demands, starting with quality unprimed brass removes one variable from the equation. These 20 cases are ready for your sizing die and your recipe.
| Caliber | .257 Weatherby Magnum |
| Quantity | 20 cases per box |
| Condition | New, unprimed |
| Primer Pocket | CNC-machined |
| Treatment | Annealed |
Yes. New Weatherby brass should be sized, deburred, and chamfered before loading. This ensures the case mouth is perfectly round and the brass is ready to safely seat bullets. This is normal prep for virgin brass.
That's a mark from Weatherby's annealing process during manufacturing. Annealing involves rapid heating and cooling to improve the brass's flexibility and consistency. The discoloration is cosmetic and does not affect performance.
This box contains 20 unprimed cases, so you can assemble up to 20 finished rounds (assuming you have bullets, primers, and powder).
Yes. Weatherby brass is used by hunters and precision reloaders alike. Once prepped and loaded to your specs, it provides the consistent performance needed for both field hunting and accurate target work.
SKU: 115740407 • Width: 3.9in • Height: 1.3in • Depth: 5.9in • Weight: 0.75oz
Availability: In Stock
Building precision handloads for your .257 Weatherby Magnum starts with quality brass, and Weatherby Unprimed Cases deliver the foundation serious reloaders depend on. This 20-pack of virgin .257 Wthby Mag rifle brass gives you the raw material to develop custom loads tailored to your rifle and hunting goals—whether you're chasing long-range accuracy at the bench or field-testing loads for big game. Each piece comes CNC-machined with consistent primer pockets and meets Weatherby's grade specifications, so you're starting with uniform cases that respond predictably to forming and firing.
New brass does require prep work before loading. You'll want to size, deburr, and chamfer the cases to ensure the mouth is perfectly round and ready to accept bullets safely. This is standard practice in any serious reloading operation and takes only a few minutes per batch with the right tools. Weatherby's manufacturing process includes annealing—rapid heating and cooling—to give the brass the flex and memory needed for consistent bullet seating and reliable performance over multiple firing cycles. You may notice a slight discoloration near the neck from this process; that's normal and doesn't affect function or longevity.
Whether you're a precision rifle competitor, a hunter fine-tuning loads for your .257 Weatherby, or a handloader building the exact velocity and accuracy your gun demands, starting with quality unprimed brass removes one variable from the equation. These 20 cases are ready for your sizing die and your recipe.
| Caliber | .257 Weatherby Magnum |
| Quantity | 20 cases per box |
| Condition | New, unprimed |
| Primer Pocket | CNC-machined |
| Treatment | Annealed |
Yes. New Weatherby brass should be sized, deburred, and chamfered before loading. This ensures the case mouth is perfectly round and the brass is ready to safely seat bullets. This is normal prep for virgin brass.
That's a mark from Weatherby's annealing process during manufacturing. Annealing involves rapid heating and cooling to improve the brass's flexibility and consistency. The discoloration is cosmetic and does not affect performance.
This box contains 20 unprimed cases, so you can assemble up to 20 finished rounds (assuming you have bullets, primers, and powder).
Yes. Weatherby brass is used by hunters and precision reloaders alike. Once prepped and loaded to your specs, it provides the consistent performance needed for both field hunting and accurate target work.
SKU: 115740407 • Width: 3.9in • Height: 1.3in • Depth: 5.9in • Weight: 0.75oz