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Peterson Cartridge earned its name among long-range reloaders and hunters by making brass that comes out of the box ready to load and holds its dimensions through repeated firings. This 30-06 Springfield brass carries that same reputation. It's unprimed and packaged as 50 cases, giving you a clean starting point for building loads exactly the way you want them.
Peterson builds these cases to match-grade specs from start to finish, running small batch production lines with tight quality control before anything ships. Reloaders consistently point out how uniform the brass runs on weight, neck wall thickness, and internal capacity, which is exactly what you want when you're trying to shrink group sizes and keep velocity spreads low. The brass tends to run a touch thicker and heavier than some competitors with slightly less case capacity, so it's smart to start your loads a bit low and work up, and you may want a bushing sized for the thicker necks.
Where this brass really shines is durability. The primer pockets stay snug through multiple loadings, and shoulder growth stays minimal when you're only bumping a thousandth or two on resizing. That means more trips to the bench from the same batch and less time culling worn cases. This version uses a large rifle primer pocket, which gives you dependable ignition in cold weather, a real advantage for hunters heading out on frosty mornings.
The 30-06 Springfield remains one of the most versatile sporting cartridges ever made, capable of taking everything from varmints to bears with the right load. It was also America's first 1,000-yard competition round, so there's plenty of accuracy potential to unlock when you're feeding it quality components. Whether you're loading for the deer woods, the range, or long-distance work, this Peterson brass gives you a solid, repeatable foundation. Each case arrives in Peterson's protective plastic ammo box that keeps the case mouths safe and doubles as storage for your finished rounds.
No, these cases ship unprimed and unloaded. You'll add your own primers, powder, and bullets during the reloading process. This gives you full control to tailor each load to your rifle.
This 40001-R version uses a large rifle primer pocket, which is the standard for the 30-06 Springfield. Large rifle primers give you dependable ignition in cold weather, making it a good fit for hunters and anyone loading in low temperatures.
Yes, many reloaders load Peterson brass with little to no prep thanks to its consistent necks and dimensions. That said, plenty of folks still run a quick pass on the necks or anneal to their own preference. The brass tends to run a bit thicker, so starting your loads low and working up is the smart move.
Case life depends on your load pressures and resizing habits, but Peterson brass is known for holding up well over many firings. Reloaders report snug primer pockets and minimal shoulder growth through repeated cycles when bumping shoulders just a thousandth or two. Keep your loads reasonable and this brass will reward you with plenty of use.
| UPC | 850005375074 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 40001-R |
| Caliber/Gauge | .30-06 Springfield |
| Length | 5.7500 |
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