#3920 - 38 S&W Brass (Small Pistol primer)

been using this to reload my black powder pistol for 10 years now. reloaded them so many times i lost count. no issues at all so far. very consistent weight and finish.

Started using Starline brass in various calibers in 2002, on recommendation of CAS club members. Never have had a case failure! I've been loading Starline .38 S&W brass extensively since about 2005, with loads ranging from mild to very authoritative, with bullet weights from 115g to 215g. Except for a few I damaged accidentally, every piece is still serviceable with no signs of case fatigue and all primer pockets still snug, and I must have loaded some at least 20 times. Depending on your gun, this brass will give excellent neck tension from .358-.364" with lead bullets (I haven't tried anything larger). At least with my dies, I can't get brass cases to hold jacketed .357" bullets with acceptable neck tension, so I use only nickel-plated cases for jacketed bullets, solving the problem quite satisfactorily. The .38 S&W and guns that shoot it are generally lead bullet propositions anyway, however, as the cartridge was first used c. 1879. I can't recommend this product highly enough!

I am a first time buyer of starline and very satisfied with the product. The gun shop I go to recommend starline and said that I couldn't go wrong. They were right. Shipping was very fast also. I will use this company again!