Introduced in 2005, the Nosler cartridge brass line is ready to load.  Manufactured with the traditional Nosler philosophy of uncompromising attention to detail, Nosler cartridge brass is created to exact dimensional standards and tolerances, using quality materials for maximum accuracy and consistency potential while extending case life.  Nosler brass also undergoes the rigorous quality control that premium Nosler bullets have experienced for over 60 years.

Nosler Brass is sized, trimmed to length, case mouth is deburred and chamfered, flash hole deburred, weight sorted, polished and finally inspected and packaged ... meaning all the prep work has been done before you open the box. All it needs is a primer, powder and a Nosler bullet seated at the top.

FEATURES:

1. Fully prepped, ready to load
2. Case mouths are chamfered and deburred
3. Nosler Brass is hand-inspected and weight-sorted
   
4. Flash holes are deburred and checked for proper alignment
   
5. Quality made, Nosler Brass is packaged in quantities of 25, 50 and 100 count boxes
   
6. Each piece of brass is full length sized and trimmed to proper length
   

Each piece of brass is completely prepped and ready to load. The case mouths have been chamfered and deburred. The flash holes are deburred and then checked for proper alignment. Each piece of brass is visually inspected at the factory and sealed in the box until you open them. Together, Nosler bullets and brass are the ingredients for the perfect load.

Each piece of Nosler cartridge brass bears the Nosler headstamp and is manufactured under the companys strict policy of quality first. With uncompromising attention to detail, each round of Nosler cartridge brass is made to precise dimensional standards and tolerances using top-grade materials to maximize accuracy and consistency while extending case life. Each piece of brass is completely prepped and ready to load. Case mouths are deburred and chamfered.  Flash holes are deburred, and then checked for proper alignment. Every piece of brass is full-length sized, and then visually inspected to ensure that it is free from manufacturing flaws or blemishes.  Each box of brass is weight-sorted so that every piece in a box is weight-matched within +/- 1/2 grain.