.22 Hornet-Hornady Cases
Hornady unprimed brass features tight tolerances, uniform concentricity, consistent weight and capacity. Their manufacturing processes ensure consistent bullet seating and uniform bullet release for optimal velocity and accuracy. Target shooters insist on uniform case wall thickness and tight tolerances. Hornady cases delivers this by treating brass as the foundation for an accurate cartridge, not as a commodity.
.22 Hornet-Hornady Cases
Concentricity helps to ensure proper bullets seating in both the case and the chamber of your firearm. Higher concentricity also aids in a uniform release of the bullet on firing, for optimal velocity and accuracy.
.22 Hornet-Hornady Cases
Attributes
Cartridge: 22 Hornet
Rounds: 50
Quantity: 50
Delivery weight: 0.202kg
Height: 38mm
Width: 114mm
Length: 203mm
Willy Dean –
22 Hornet brass is often in seasonal supply, but Hordady is easier to find and better brass. I shoot both the Hornet and K-Hornet. Hornady factory ammo has a smaller flash hole requiring a .054″ decapping pin. I made one by turning down a small pin rather than reaming the hole to a larger size as I do think the small holes produce a more accurate round. The 22 Hornet brass Hordady sells do not have the extra small flash hole found only in the loaded ammo. I’ve found their brass fireforms to K-Hornet easily and I get many more reloads from them than any other brand.