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Brass-plated steel casings attempt to combine steel's cost advantages with improved corrosion resistance and appearance. The steel core is coated with a thin layer of brass (typically through electroplating), giving the cases a golden appearance that can make them difficult to distinguish from true brass at a glance. This plating provides better rust resistance than bare or lacquered steel, though not as good as solid brass. Some manufacturers use this method to improve feeding reliability, as the brass surface can be slicker than polymer coatings. However, the cases remain non-reloadable due to the steel construction underneath. Brass-plated steel is most commonly found in imported ammunition, particularly from Eastern European manufacturers. The magnetic steel core means these rounds are typically prohibited at indoor ranges and on steel targets.
| Material | Reloadable | Corrosion | Weight | Cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Brass-Plated Steel | No | Moderate | +15-20% | $ |
| Brass | Yes (5-10x) | Very Good | Baseline | $$$ |
| Lacquered Steel | No | Poor-Moderate | +15-20% | $ |
| Polymer Steel | No | Moderate | +15-20% | $ |
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