Brand New Starline 10mm Auto Brass

New Starline 10mm Auto Brass - Bulk packaged

This is brand new Starline Brass (not seconds, blems, over-runs, etc). 

Key Features of the New Starline 10mm Auto Brass:

• Precision Manufacturing: Every piece of Starline 10mm Auto Brass undergoes rigorous quality control, ensuring consistent wall thickness and case dimensions for optimal accuracy and longevity.
• Exceptional Reliability: Designed with durability in mind, this brass is resilient against cracking and premature wear, allowing for multiple reloads without compromise.
• Optimal Performance: The meticulous attention to detail in the production process guarantees flawless chambering and extraction, enhancing your shooting experience.

Why Choose Raven Rocks' Starline 10mm Auto Brass?

Raven Rocks Precision brings something exceptional to the table – the best price on the market for New Starline 10mm Auto Brass. We understand the passion and precision that reloading enthusiasts, shooting aficionados, and gun owners put into their craft. That's why we offer unbeatable value on select products, and Starline 10mm Auto brass is one of the best deals we have going.

What Makes It Unique?

Compared to other offerings in the market, the New Starline 10mm Auto Brass from Raven Rocks Precision stands out for its unbeatable value.

Quantities Available:

250 ct

2000 ct 

History of the 10mm Auto cartidge:

The 10mm Auto is a powerful semi-automatic pistol cartridge first developed by Jeff Cooper and introduced in 1983 by the FFV Norma AB of Åmotfors, Sweden. Designed as a high-velocity caliber with the intention of providing greater stopping power for law enforcement against the backdrop of the 1986 FBI Miami shootout, the 10mm Auto has seen various phases of popularity and adoption across different fields.

With a design philosophy aiming to outperform the .45 ACP with higher velocity, greater range, and improved ballistic performance, the 10mm Auto boasts significant power, capable of delivering more energy at typical pistol engagement ranges compared to other popular cartridges like the 9×19mm Parabellum and the .45 ACP. Its performance and versatility made it suitable for both handgun hunting and personal defense.

Originally adopted by the FBI in 1989, the 10mm Auto's sharp recoil and large grip size proved challenging for some agents, leading to the development of the .40 S&W, a shorter version with similar ballistics but more manageable recoil. This shift marked a decline in the 10mm Auto’s law enforcement use, although it remains favored among some law enforcement units and civilian shooters for its high power and effectiveness against human and animal targets alike.

The standard for the 10mm Auto is governed by the Sporting Arms and Ammunition Manufacturers' Institute (SAAMI), with maximum pressure limits set for safety and performance. Various firearm manufacturers, including Glock, SIG Sauer, and Colt, have produced or continue to produce pistols chambered in 10mm Auto, maintaining a dedicated following among enthusiasts who appreciate the cartridge’s unique combination of power, range, and versatility.

In terms of specifications, the 10mm Auto typically fires a bullet ranging from 135 to 220 grains, with velocities ranging from around 1,200 to 1,600 feet per second, depending on the bullet weight and specific load. This makes it one of the more powerful semi-automatic pistol cartridges, bridging the gap between traditional pistol cartridges and magnum revolvers.

Overall, the 10mm Auto remains a niche yet respected cartridge in the firearms community, appealing to those who demand superior performance for hunting, defense, and tactical applications.