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The 280 Remington has quietly earned a loyal following among hunters and handloaders who want 7mm performance with manners milder than a .30-06. Peterson Cartridge builds brass for exactly that kind of shooter. Peterson is a family-owned Pittsburgh outfit that dedicates its entire facility to drawing brass rifle casings, and that single focus shows up on the bench in the form of uniform case weight, consistent wall thickness, and properly formed flash holes lot after lot.
These cases are drawn to match-grade tolerances, which is the whole point for anyone chasing tight extreme spreads and repeatable groups. Consistent internal volume and neck tension mean your charges and velocities stay honest from one round to the next, and that translates to less vertical stringing at distance. Peterson brass has built a reputation that reloaders happily put up against the big imported names, and plenty of folks report it rivals brass that costs considerably more.
Every piece leaves the factory annealed at the neck and shoulder, cleaned, and inspected by both automated systems and human hands. The annealing gives you uniform neck tension and helps the brass hold up through repeated firings, so you spend less time prepping and more time loading. Many shooters get well past the industry average number of reloads out of a batch, especially when they keep up with regular annealing through the life of the cases.
Whether you're building deer and elk loads or working up something for ringing steel way out there, this brass gives you a dependable foundation. It arrives in Peterson's heavy-duty plastic ammo box rather than loose in cardboard, so the cases show up protected and have a home to live in on your reloading shelf. This is unprimed brass only and not loaded ammunition, so you'll bring your own primers, powder, and bullets to the party.
These are unprimed cases, so there's no primer seated and it is not loaded ammunition. You'll add your own primers, powder, and bullets during reloading. The brass arrives annealed and cleaned, so it's ready to load with minimal prep.
This 280 Rem brass uses a Large Rifle primer pocket, which is standard for the cartridge. Just match your primer to the load data you're working with and you're set.
Peterson builds its brass for extended case life, and many reloaders report getting well past the industry average number of firings from a batch. Keeping up with regular annealing and sensible load pressures helps stretch that even further. Your actual mileage depends on your charges, sizing practices, and chamber.
Yes. Every Peterson case is annealed at the neck and shoulder before it leaves the factory, which gives you uniform neck tension and helps the brass survive repeated reloading. The cases are also cleaned and inspected before packaging.
| UPC | 850005375647 |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | 40012-R |
| Shipping Weight | 1.9 |
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