Winchester Ammo WSC44SWU Unprimed Cases44 S&W Spl Handgun Brass 100 Per Bag

Winchester unprimed .44 S&W Spl handgun brass gives reloaders the foundation they need to build consistent, reliable ammunition for revolvers and lever-action carbines. This 100-count bag of virgin Winchester cases is designed for handloaders who want quality components without the factory load premium — whether you're working up precision loads for competition, hunting, or regular range work.

These cases come annealed during manufacturing to strike the right balance between holding the bullet securely and allowing the flex needed when the round fires. You may notice a light stain near the neck — that's a normal byproduct of the annealing process and doesn't affect performance. Some cases may also arrive with minor mouth imperfections from manufacturing or shipping, which is typical for unprimed brass and addressed during your reloading prep work.

Before loading, you'll resize the mouth, chamfer, and deburr each case as part of your standard reloading sequence. If you prefer, an expander ball can be run through the neck in line with your sizing die. With 100 cases per bag, you've got plenty of brass to develop loads, test variables, and keep your shooting going without breaking the bank on ammunition costs.

Key Features

• Virgin Winchester brass — new, unprimed cases
• Annealed for proper hardness and flexibility
• 100 cases per bag for consistent batch reloading
• Designed for .44 S&W Spl handguns and lever actions
• Ready for sizing, chamfering, and deburring as part of your reloading process

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What caliber is this brass for?

This is .44 S&W Spl brass, designed for .44 Special revolvers and lever-action rifles that chamber that round.

Is this brass new or once-fired?

This is virgin Winchester brass — new, unprimed cases that have never been loaded or fired.

How many cases are in a bag?

Each bag contains 100 unprimed cases.

What prep work do I need to do before loading?

You'll need to resize the mouth, chamfer, and deburr each case as part of your reloading process. An expander ball can be used in line with your sizing die if desired. Some cases may arrive with light staining near the neck or minor mouth imperfections from manufacturing or shipping — this is normal for unprimed brass and doesn't affect reloading.