9mm Brass

Description

9mm brass once fired casings are becoming more popular than ever before. With the skyrocketing prices of factory new ammunition combined with a huge spike in new gun owners out there, 9mm casings are becoming increasingly harder to find.

However, as all Reloaders know, buying once-fired casings and reloading them can save you lots of money in addition to many other benefits such as more control over loading variables, increased shooting accuracy, and customizing the rounds to match your specific gun.

Top Quality 9mm Casings

We have partnered with some of the best indoor shooting ranges in Arizona to collect our brass, and our team sorts tens of thousands of rounds daily.  9mm brass is always some of the most abundant casings we sort, and because ranges we work with require their shooters to use ammo purchased at the range or to bring proof that their ammo is factory new, you can trust that the majority of our 9mm brass once fired is actually once-fired.

We hand-inspect all of the casing before packaging to ship to you. We suggest that you inspect all of your casings before reloading. Additionally, we always send extra casings in each order to cover any unusable casings.

Why is 9mm Brass so popular?

9mm Brass is extremely popular for many reasons including the fact that it can be used with a large variety of pistols and even some rifles, is the go to caliber for many police officers, and is a great caliber for people who are new to shooting. It is very easy to shoot and has a low recoil which makes it an attractive cartridge to use for beginners and advanced shooters alike.

It is very popular for people who carry for self defense. The 9mm is also one of the most reliable and consistent cartridges out there.

Bulk Orders

We do offer bulk orders and special bulk pricing on our 9mm Brass once fired casings. Please contact us directly to inquiry about quantities and pricing.

Guns That Shoot 9mm

Here is a list of some of the more popular guns that you can use your 9mm brass once fired rounds with. While this is not a complete list, it does give you an idea of just how many guns use this ammo:

Smith & Wesson Model 59, Smith & Wesson Model 5906, Smith & Wesson SW1911, Colt Delta Elite, S&W M&P9 2.0, Springfield XD(M), Glock 19 Gen 5, HK VP9, Sig Sauer P320, Ruger SR9c, Sig P320 Compact, Sig Suaer P365, Walther CCP, Glock 43X, Ruger LCR 9mm, Sig Sauer P226, Canik TP9SF, Ruger Security 9

S&W M&P Shield 9 EZ, Walther PPQ 5-inch, Glock 34, Kahr P Series, Kahr K Series, Karh P Series, Kel-Tec P-11, Kel-Tec PF-9,  Kimber AegisCZ 75 TS Czechmate, Remington R51, Rohrbaugh R9, Ruger LC9, Ruger MP9, Ruger P85, Ruger P89, Ruger P95, Ruger SR Series, Smith & Wesson Model 59.

WARNING: This product can expose you to lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to  https://www.p65warnings.ca.gov/