Description
Quality Once Fired Reloading Brass — 50 Beowulf (12.7x42mm) 50ct
- Wet tumbled for a deep clean inside and out.
- Corn-cob polished to a mirror-like finish that helps resist tarnish.
- Hand inspected—every batch is visually checked for quality.
- Mixed headstamp—brands will vary unless otherwise noted.
Have more brass than time? We can size, deprime, trim, swage, and more.
Visit our Brass Processing page to see how we can help.
Notes: As with all reloading components, always verify dimensions and inspect cases before use. Follow safe reloading practices and consult current load data from reliable sources.
🎥 See It in Action:
- 45acp machine sorting brass by primer size
- See our sorting process
- 9mm Camdex case processor
- 223/5.56 machine: reaming, sizing & trimming
- 9mm rollsizer going 6,100 cases an hour
Why Choose Our Brass?
We source our brass from local law enforcement and civilian ranges, then put it through rigorous sorting and quality control to deliver high-quality, consistent brass every time. Buying processed brass eliminates the long hours of trimming and swaging—giving time-conscious reloaders more time to focus on loading and shooting.
Perks You’ll Love:
- Bulk discounts for high-volume buyers—save more by buying in bulk
- Order Guarantee—if your order is lost or stolen in transit, we replace it at no cost
- 100% satisfaction backed by our posted returns policy
Shipping Policy: For current shipping methods, delivery windows, and rate details, please see our
Shipping Policy page.
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Brass arrived quickly (a week after ordering) and was just as expected. Quantity was on the mark, and quality was first rate.
It’s hard to find 50 B / 12.7x42mm 1x brass in stock, so grab it when you can! Headstamps were a mixed bag, and some very small variation between cases (case wall thickness, rim, primer pocket, extracting groove and head), but that’s just the price of admission for shooting this caliber.
Most of it shoots in my rifles, but occasionally nope, even factory ammo (and one of my uppers is an Alexander, go figure!)
Who the heck leaves this stuff on the shooting range floor, anyway?!? It’s a buck a pop new, and near that 1x, so it’s like leaving a Benji on the ground (or more!) every session. SMH.