American Reloading
American Reloading specializes in ammunition components and pulled bullets for serious reloaders. Whether you're loading .223 for the range, .308 for precision shooting, or less common cartridges, they maintain deep inventory across 50+ calibers. Primed Brass - The foundation of any reload. American...
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American Reloading specializes in ammunition components and pulled bullets for serious reloaders. Whether you're loading .223 for the range, .308 for precision shooting, or less common cartridges, they maintain deep inventory across 50+ calibers.
- •Primed Brass - The foundation of any reload. American Reloading carries primed brass from major manufacturers:
- •Hornady, Federal Headstamp (FC), SIG, and AAC primed options
- •Standard brass and nickel-plated for corrosion resistance
- •Mixed headstamp (HS) brass for budget-conscious reloaders
- •Fully processed unprimed brass for those with their own primers
Popular Calibers in Stock: - 223 / 5.56 NATO (mixed and reman brass) - 308 / 7.62 NATO - 30-06 Springfield - 270 Winchester - .243 Winchester - 25-06 Remington - 300 Blackout (AAC and mixed) - 10mm Auto - 22-250 Remington - 30-30 Winchester - 300 Win Mag - 277 Fury (modern SIG rounds) - 30 Nosler - 300 Rem Ultra Mag
- •Pulled Bullets - Cost-effective projectiles from disassembled ammunition:
| Caliber | Weight Range | Types Available |
|---|---|---|
| .223 | 40-80gr | FMJ, V-Max, SMK HPBT, JSP, Fusion, Trophy Bonded, ELD Match |
| .308 | 110-185gr | V-Max, FMJ, Accubond, SMK HPBT, Fusion, CX, Terminal Ascent |
| .270 | 113-150gr | Solid Copper FB, CX, SST, JSP, Accubond |
| .243 | 58-108gr | V-Max, ELD Match, SP BT |
| 25-06 | 110-117gr | ELD-X, SST, JSP, Interlock |
| 30-30 | 150-180gr | JSP, FTX, Power Shok |
Why Buy Pulled Bullets? Pulled bullets cost significantly less than new projectiles while maintaining quality. They're from factory ammunition that was disassembled—perfect for range loads or testing loads in your rifle.
- •Standard Pulled - Normal pull marks from factory disassembly
- •BLEMS - Cosmetic imperfections that don't affect ballistics
- •Reman Brass - Reconditioned brass from previous reloads, fully processed and ready to prime
Bullets are typically sold in convenient quantities: - Standard pulled bullets: 500ct or 1,000ct packs - Premium/specialty bullets: 250ct or 500ct (limited supply) - Brass: 100ct to 500ct depending on caliber and type
- •Consistency - Steady stock of common calibers means you're not chasing backordered items when you need to load.
- •Variety - Multiple primer options (Hornady, FC, SIG, AAC) let you match your existing primers or try new combinations.
- •Value - Pulled bullets reduce per-round costs by 40-60% compared to new projectiles, making high-volume practice affordable.
- •Specialty Rounds - Beyond the standards, they stock 277 Fury, 30 Nosler, and other modern cartridges that disappear from typical retailers.
- •Bulk Quantities - 1,000-round packs of pulled bullets work for shooters who load in volume.
"American Reloading is where handloaders source components when they want selection, fair pricing, and consistent availability." — Typical reloader experience
Pulled bullets and mixed-headstamp brass allow shooters to: - Develop loads - Test new powder/primer combinations without premium bullet cost - Practice ammo - Create reliable, accurate practice rounds at 50-70% of factory cost - High-volume shooting - Load thousands of rounds for competitions or training blocks - Experimentation - Try different bullet types and weights without committing to 500-count boxes
Each pulled bullet comes with visible extraction marks—that's the point. They're previously fired ammunition components that still perform ballistically identical to new. For blems, cosmetic marks might be deeper, but they chamber, shoot, and group the same.