Hornady Unprimed Brass Rifle Cases, .416 Ruger 50ct

Hornady Unprimed Brass Rifle Cartridge Cases in .416 Ruger (Hornady part no. 86871) ship 50 to a box and give handloaders a foundation built to Hornady’s own tight tolerances rather than commodity brass. Hornady runs smaller production lots and extra quality checks on this brass, aiming for uniformity in wall thickness, weight, and internal capacity that a reloader can actually feel in consistent charges and pressures. For .416 Ruger shooters chasing repeatable results, starting with cases this consistent matters as much as any other step in the process.

Key Specifications

• .416 Ruger is the chambering these unprimed cases are formed for, so they’re ready to prime and load for .416 Ruger only.
• 50 cases per box is the quantity in each box, letting a reloader work up and load a full batch from one purchase.
• Tight wall concentricity helps bullets seat properly in both the case and the chamber, which improves overall accuracy.
• Uniform wall thickness is held to extremely tight tolerances, the same standard benchrest shooters rely on for consistency.
• Pressure-calibration tested means Hornady runs these cases through a pressure test to confirm uniform case expansion during firing.
• Brass construction is what these cases are made from, matching standard rifle reloading components.
• Unprimed so a reloader installs their own primer of choice rather than being locked into a factory-installed one.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do these cases come primed? No, they ship unprimed, so you seat the primer of your choice as part of your normal reloading process.

Why does case wall concentricity matter? Tighter concentricity helps the bullet seat consistently in both the case and the chamber, which is a real factor in accuracy and pressure consistency.

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