Description

Product Description: 25 35 Brass

What is 25 35 Brass?

The 25 35  brass is a rimmed, bottleneck centerfire rifle cartridge that was first introduced by Winchester Repeating Arms Company in 1895. Also known as the .25 WCF (Winchester Center Fire), it quickly gained popularity among hunters and sport shooters for its exceptional performance and versatility. The cartridge utilizes a bullet with a diameter of .257 inches and is designed for rifles chambered specifically for this caliber.

History and Background

The development of the 25-35 brass was a response to the growing demand for a cartridge that offered greater versatility than the existing black powder cartridges of the time. It was designed to bridge the gap between small-caliber varmint rounds and larger-caliber big-game cartridges, providing a balanced and effective option for various shooting applications.

Uses and Applications

The 25 35 brass is a caliber that can serve multiple purposes. It is often used for hunting small to medium-sized game such as deer, varmints, and predators. The cartridge’s moderate recoil and flat trajectory make it suitable for both short-range and mid-range shooting, making it a popular choice among hunters in various environments.

Moreover, the 25-35 Winchester brass is also favored by sport shooters who appreciate its accuracy and manageable recoil. Whether engaging in target shooting or participating in competitions, this caliber provides an excellent balance between power and control, contributing to an enjoyable shooting experience.

Advantages of Using 25-35 Winchester Brass

1. Versatility: The 25-35 Winchester brass offers a versatile option for both hunting and sport shooting due to its manageable recoil, flat trajectory, and effective range.
2. Historical Significance: As one of the early centerfire cartridges introduced by Winchester, the 25-35 Winchester brass holds historical value for firearms enthusiasts and collectors.
3. Availability: While not as widely available as some mainstream calibers, the 25-35 Winchester brass can still be sourced from various manufacturers and suppliers, ensuring a steady supply for shooters.
4. Reloading Potential: Reloading enthusiasts can take advantage of the 25-35 Winchester brass’s reloadability, allowing for customization and fine-tuning to meet specific shooting requirements.

Reloading Process for 25-35 Winchester Brass

Reloading Hornady Brass Unprimed 25-35 Winchester can be a rewarding endeavor for those seeking to fine-tune their shooting experience. Here are the basic steps involved in the reloading process:

1. Brass Preparation: Inspect the brass for signs of damage or wear. Clean the cases thoroughly to remove any dirt or debris.
2. Resizing and Priming: Resize the brass using appropriate dies, ensuring proper headspace and alignment. Prime the resized cases with suitable primers.
3. Powder Charge: Measure the appropriate powder charge using a reliable powder scale. Follow recommended load data for the 25 35 Winchester brass.
4. Bullet Seating: Seat the chosen bullets to the desired depth, considering factors such as overall length and the firearm’s chamber specifications.
5. Crimping (Optional): Apply a proper crimp to secure the bullet in the case, if desired or necessary for your specific firearm.

Maintenance and Care Tips

To ensure the longevity and optimal performance of your Hornady Brass Unprimed 25-35 Winchester, it is essential to follow proper maintenance and care practices. Here are a few tips:

1. Cleanliness: Regularly clean your firearm, paying attention to the chamber and bore, to prevent the buildup of fouling and debris.
2. Lubrication: Apply an appropriate lubricant to the brass cases during the reloading process, as it helps ensure smooth feeding and extraction.
3. Storage: Store your 25-35 Winchester brass in a cool, dry place, away from humidity and extreme temperature fluctuations, to prevent corrosion.

Safety Precautions

When handling firearms and ammunition, it is crucial to prioritize safety. Here are some essential safety precautions to follow when using Hornady Brass Unprimed 25-35 Winchester:

1. Read Manuals: Familiarize yourself with the firearm’s manual and the ammunition manufacturer’s guidelines to ensure safe and proper usage.
2. Eye and Ear Protection: Always wear suitable eye and ear protection when shooting to safeguard against potential hazards.
3. Proper Storage: Store firearms and ammunition securely, away from unauthorized access, and ensure compliance with local laws and regulations.
4. Safe Shooting Practices: Adhere to safe shooting practices, including proper firearm handling, target selection, and awareness of the shooting environment.

At Hornady,® brass is the foundation for what could be the most memorable shot of your lifetime. Extra time and care is taken in the creation of our cases, producing smaller lots that meet strict quality standards.

Our cases offer reloaders excellent uniformity in wall thickness, weight and internal capacity. We measure for consistently tight wall concentricity and even run our cases through a pressure calibration test to ensure uniform case expansion during firing.

Our cases allow proper seating of the bullet, not only in the case, but in the chamber as well. High quality brass contributes to consistent charges and pressures.

 

Concentricity helps to ensure proper bullet seating in both the case and the chamber of your firearm. Higher concentricity also aids in a uniform release of the bullet on firing, for optimal velocity and accuracy.

Benchrest shooters have long known that uniform case wall thickness is vital to accuracy. We manufacture to extremely tight tolerances to ensure this critical element is as consistent as possible.

We treat Hornady brass as the foundation for an accurate cartridge, not a commodity. Because we take greater care in its creation you’ll get more reloads from Hornady brass.

Every single Hornady case, regardless of the lot in which it was produced, is virtually identical to other Hornady cases in the same caliber.

FAQs

FAQ 1: Where can I find 25 35 brass for sale?

Max Ammo Depot offers bulk sales 25-35 brass in stock and no Back order.

FAQ 2: Can I use 25-35 Winchester brass in lever-action rifles?

Yes, the 25-35 Winchester brass is commonly used in lever-action rifles, known for their smooth cycling and historical association with this caliber.

FAQ 3: What bullet weights are commonly used with 25-35 Winchester brass?

The 25-35 Winchester brass is often paired with bullet weights ranging from 75 to 117 grains, depending on the specific shooting application and desired performance.

FAQ 4: Is the Hornady Brass Unprimed 25-35 Winchester suitable for long-range shooting?

While the 25-35 Winchester brass can reach out to moderate distances effectively, it is primarily designed for short to mid-range shooting applications, offering good accuracy within those ranges.

FAQ 5: Can I use +P loads with 25-35  brass?

No, +P loads are not recommended for use with Hornady Brass Unprimed 25-35 Winchester, as it can exceed the safe pressure limits of this caliber. Stick to standard load data to ensure safety and optimal performance.