.223/5.56 nickel plated brass, mixed headstamps, 500 pieces. Empty fired cases for reloading, some with crimped primers.
Who it’s for
Reloaders who like nickel cases, or who want a batch that’s easy to tell apart from the rest of their brass. Nickel plating resists tarnish, keeps cases looking clean for years, and makes them easier to spot in grass at an outdoor range. It also slides smoothly through a sizing die.
These are fired, empty cases with no primer, powder or bullet. The listing notes the lot includes cases with crimped primer pockets, which will need swaging or reaming before you prime them.
What you get
- 500 pieces of nickel plated .223/5.56 brass
- Mixed headstamps
- Some crimped primer pockets
- Fired, unprocessed
Specs
Caliber .223 Remington / 5.56 NATO. Nickel plated brass, mixed headstamps. 500 count.
Nickel plating
Nickel is harder than brass and a little less forgiving. Necks can split sooner, and flakes of plating occasionally come off inside a die. Inspect necks closely after each firing, and clean your dies now and then if you size a lot of nickel.
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