#3700 - 44-40 Brass (Large Pistol primer)

Tried to reload some Winchester stamped once fired brass, and it kept jamming my press up bad. Put 200 rounds of starline through and it was all smooth and easy. Chambered and fired great.

Star Line brass is the best you can buy in any cal. they produce I have bought many brass cases and will continue buying this brass

My family shoots many thousands of 44-40 each year . . . all loaded with GOEX black powder. We use four brands of brass,The 6000 or so Starline cases we use are the best. They resist damage caused by operator error during reloading. They do not stretch. They clean up like new no matter how neglected after firing. They are uniform and of correct dimensions to fit very chamber in the 16 44-40 rifles and handguns we use.

GREAT BRASS

I've been using Starlines 44-40 brass over 5 yrs without one problem. I shoot this caliber in three different guns and have not had any malfunctions or reloading issues. The best made!

Best 44/40 brass ever. Reloading it is a breeze. I used a competitors brass and it was a nightmare no matter how careful I was. I started using Starline brass and no more problems.

Reloads easily, but the thin walls allow the case to seal to the chamber so there's no fouling blown back into the action as happens with .45 Colt. This is now my favorite cartridge - I use black powder topped with a black powder filler. :-)

I've loaded a lot of 44-40 ammo for years using any serviceable brass I could get and the Starline brass has been the best. I can't say enough good about it.

STARLINE 44-40- brass is by far the toughest 44-40 brass on the market. I have used STARLINE brass for over thirty five years. Their 44-40 brass is hands down proof that quality and a superior product is what STARLINE BRASS produces. After being tired of crushing W-W and R-P 44-40 cases I purchased 100 Starline cases after reading that their cases were made to a higher standard. After loading that 100 rounds of brass without flaws or failures in materials I was sold. I promptly ordered a large quantity and have nothing but good things to say still. If you are a 44-40 shooter, STARLINE BRASS is the answer to problem free loading. The 44-40 is an accurate cartridge and very fun to shoot. STARLINE is a part of the equation. Enjoy ~

I, too, had heard the "horror stories" regarding loading the .44-40, but bought a Uberti '66 Yellowboy in that chambering anyway. I refused to buy any of the bags of the Win brass in stock where I bought the rifle as about 20% of the cases in each unopened bag had crumpled necks; I bought 500 pieces of StarLine brass,and a Lee die set from Track of the Wolf and found not one neck-damaged case in the 500, nor did I encounter a single problem while loading all 500. I've never experienced anything other than complete satisfaction with StarLine brass,and I've also bought your 45-70, 38-55long, and 357mag in substantial quantities. Thank you for a top-quality product!

This was a new caliber for me, so I messed up a couple of cases getting my dies set up, then it was smooth sailing. Work just fine in my uberti pistols and rifle, far superior to other brass, and can be reloaded no problem.

I have a Uberti 1866 rifle chambered in 44/40 Win. and was at first very apprehensible at trying to reload for this after hearing all the horror stories of crushing cases due to thin walls. But I found it was relatively easy after using Starline 44/40 cases, with a simple case lube squirt, 200 grain .427 LFN bullets on my RCBS junior press, I didn't damage a single one. And my rifle liked them too. No reason at all to buy commercial loaded ammunition, these Starline 44/40 cases are great!!!