“The cartridge case is steel, or, more specifically, a trade-secret steel alloy reportedly already in demand in various industrial categories,” John Zent, NRA Publications Editor Emeritus ...

Watch as discarded cartridge cases are transformed into a beautiful brass horseshoe. The process involves melting the cases, casting the molten brass into a horseshoe mold, and refining the final ...

The $79.85 “Travel” tier offers complete protection, but even the $59.95 version is great.

Experience the mesmerizing process of turning old cartridge cases into a big bullet and a beautiful mirror ingot. Watch as we melt the brass and cast it in petrobond sand and a graphite mold ...

The cartridge cases of the 223 Rem and 5.56 NATO appear identical on the outside, but 556 cases can have minutely thicker case walls. Another difference is in pressure.

Thanks to a unique cartridge case made of a new steel alloy, the Backcountry is not just a better long-range 7mm. It may be the greatest ammo-making innovation of our lifetimes ...

If two cartridge cases don’t share the same class characteristics, they cannot possibly have come from the same firearm. This is a basic task that any competent examiner should perform without ...

Most cases didn’t even come with anything else inside. I’ve enjoyed collecting them but they were a huge waste. According to a new leak, the Switch 2 cases might be even worse.