Peterson “Select” Brass Is Weight-Sorted and Length-Sorted
Here’s an interesting offering from one of the USA’s leading brass-makers. We all know that having consistent brass is an important factor in repeatable accuracy. That’s why some hand-loaders weight-sort their brass and why any serious shooter trims his brass to consistent case overall length (OAL).
Well those time-consuming tasks may be a thing of the past for Peterson brass buyers. Peterson is now offering Peterson Select Brass in nine popular cartridge type. According to Peterson:
“Peterson Select casings are weight sorted at the factory. All casings in a 50-count box are guaranteed to be within one grain of each other. They are also sorted by overall length (OAL) and guaranteed to be consistent to within .001 inch.”
Derek Peterson further explained: “If you weighed and measured all of the casings in the box, the highest weight and the lowest weight, and the longest casing and the shortest casing would be no more than one grain and .001″ apart from each other.”
Think about that — brass consistent to ONE GRAIN, right out of the box. And having OAL standardized to .001″ is remarkable. NOTE: After firing, case length may vary. AccurateShooter recommends you re-measure your brass after first firing and trim to length as needed before normal case neck prep (chamfering and deburring).
Peterson Select Brass is offered in FIFTY (50) Count Boxes for These Cartridge Types:
.243 Winchester (+SRP)
6mm Creedmoor (+SRP)
6.5 Creedmoor (+SRP)
.260 Remington (+SRP
7mm-08 Remington
.308 Winchester Match (+SRP)
.338 Lapua Magnum
.375 CheyTac
.408 CheyTac
“+SRP” Indicates Small Rifle Primer Option. Note that this brass is shipped in 50-count boxes, not 100 count boxes. Pricing is still attractive. For example Fifty Peterson Select 6.5 Creedmoor casings cost $49.50, about one dollar each.
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In case there is any confusion regarding exactly what the specs mean:
“If you weighed and measured all of the casings in the box, the highest weight and the lowest weight, and the longest casing and the shortest casing would be no more than 1 grain and .001” apart from each other.
Derek J. Peterson
President”
And every caliber of the select casings are sold out on the site.
Any plans to offer 6.5×47 Lapua?
300 Win Mag is a no brainer…
PRS shooters here,
Any chance you will start producing 6mm Dasher Brass?
Editor: Norma makes 6mm Dasher brass, thanks to Shiraz Balolia of Grizzly.com. You can now purcharse this Norma brass from Bruno’s Shooters Supply. The Norma brass is very good with longer necks than fire-formed brass.
small rifle pocket should have small flash hole diameter. otherwise it’s wrong way to do it.
for 6.5 Creedmoor Peterson says that it have 0.060˝ flash hole, but what about other calibers with Small Rifle Primer?
There’s always something to complain about, Eh?
Offering such prep’d brass is incredible!
But not one positive comment?
For me, thank you very much, Peterson Cartridge Company and specifically, Mr. Derek Peterson, for making it happen!
Please make either 7SAUM or 6.5 SAUM brass ASAP!
Dear Sirs;
A compliment to Peterson Ctdg Company for producing some exceptional Brass.
I recently purchased some .260 Rem Brass to try. Now, after five firings (on my 6th reload) I find it in ‘as new’ condition. I trimmed it after the 2nd firing and that is all. The primer pockets are still as tight as when they were new,The neck concentricity on new Brass is phenomenal as well ..001 runout on average. I will easily get another 10-15 firings from this brass.
Awesome product. Thanks ! Now going to try your Select Match Grade.
Canada