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Hi folks,

Anyone out there using Peterson "Match-Grade Brass" ?

Just wondering how it compares to Lapua, and if it's worth giving it a go as apposed to Lapua?

Any constructive opinions appreciated.

Cheers.

Chaz.

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Hi folks,

Anyone out there using Peterson "Match-Grade Brass" ?

Just wondering how it compares to Lapua, and if it's worth giving it a go as apposed to Lapua?

Any constructive opinions appreciated.

Cheers.

Chaz.

I just got 200, 6.5CM cases in. The brass seems very consistent in prepped length but I haven't had time to weigh any. Some of the PRS guys are very happy with it. Here it is as cheap as Hornady and comes fully prepped and in a plastic ammo box. That's hard to pass up on. I need to go to the City right now but I can weigh a handful of cases this evening and get back to you if you wish?~Andrew

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I decided to weigh a quick sample. These are 10 cases randomy chosen out of four boxes of 50 cases. Weighed on my Ohaus scale, in grains.

 

170

170.1

170.8

170.7

170.4

169.9

169.8

170

170.4

170.6

 

Case lengths were all within .002" of each other.

Hope this helps.

~Andrew

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Thanks for the replies, especially taking the time to weigh some Andrew.

Seems they're worth a punt for 50!

Cheers

Chaz

After reading some of the PRS shooters comments I decided to grab a couple of hundred. As I said, here, they are exactly the same price as the Hornaday UBP: About $35 US /50 but they come prepped and in a plastic case. I have a lot of Hornady brass, much of it is loaded so I'm afraid that a long term analysis won't begin until i wear the Hornady out! They do claim that they engineer their brass to give the longest service life. If that's so, and the Quality remains the same, I'm switching brands on a permanent basis. One of my friends boughtt 6.5 and 300 Win Mag. I hope that when harvest is over we can get out for a test.~Andrew

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I've got a load of the 375 cheytac brass seems very consistent within the batch but does differ from an earlier batch (this was pre production samples might have been a test batch before finalising dimensions) in terms of neck thickness and overall weight. March scopes and Spud I think were also on the waiting list but unsure what calibres or quantity they have got hold of Bernie Montana aka EPA manufacturing may also have some in the bigger calibres

 

Regards

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Hi Chaz

I had some to test for Bernie it seems superb it's in .260 on its 3rd reload with with no sighn of and neck splitting and hasn't been annealed I have found lapua .260 necks to start splitting after 4 reloads.

Rgds Paul

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Hi Chaz

I had some to test for Bernie it seems superb it's in .260 on its 3rd reload with with no sighn of and neck splitting and hasn't been annealed I have found lapua .260 necks to start splitting after 4 reloads.

Rgds Paul

Well that certainly gets me very interested!

Cheers Paul!

Chaz.

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Just ordered their last box of 375 from Dauntseys, they were meant to email me when it came in stock but guess that system doesn't work.

That surprises me P3T3R as i believe it's an automated email that arrives when they have a new delivery of the item you wish to buy. It's always worked for me??

Cheers.

Chaz.

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Not sure why it didn't work, however they've got another delivery coming in soon so I'll grab another 100 when they are available, just need to get the damn gun finished so they can be put to use.

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Not sure why it didn't work, however they've got another delivery coming in soon so I'll grab another 100 when they are available, just need to get the damn gun finished so they can be put to use.

The 375 sounds interesting. What is it?

Cheers.

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It's going to be a 338-375 wildcat. Stiller 408 action, jewell bottom safety trigger, hoping to get a Mcrees stock and some custom Whidden dies.

Sounds cracking. I'm envious! As and when, could you pop a few pics up when she/he is born? :)

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Hi Chaz

I had some to test for Bernie it seems superb it's in .260 on its 3rd reload with with no sighn of and neck splitting and hasn't been annealed I have found lapua .260 necks to start splitting after 4 reloads.

Rgds Paul

Thats just weird to split Lap 260 necks after so few reloads.....I easily get 15 reloads and run fairly warm N560 loads.....I would investigate either your batch of brass or reload practice....no insult intended!
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It's going to be a 338-375 wildcat. Stiller 408 action, jewell bottom safety trigger, hoping to get a Mcrees stock and some custom Whidden dies.

 

Are you aware Fig 14 Ltd are now going to be bringing in Scott's Chassis? Scott is currently building me a rifle system in .5

 

Mike

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Are you aware Fig 14 Ltd are now going to be bringing in Scott's Chassis? Scott is currently building me a rifle system in .5

 

Mike

 

When I emailed them they said they were working on getting an exporter, and it would be on their website/facebook when its all set up.

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When I emailed them they said they were working on getting an exporter, and it would be on their website/facebook when its all set up.

 

I shot with Scott last month, speak to JM at Fig 14 - PM me if you need his details :ph34r:

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