Peterson Cartridge 6×47 Lapua SRP Unprimed Brass – 50ct

Description

The 6×47 Lapua started life as a wildcat, formed by necking a 6.5×47 Lapua case down to 6mm. It earned a loyal following among precision folks for its low recoil, flat trajectory, and reputation for being easy to find an accurate load for. The catch was always sourcing good brass without doing the neck-down work yourself. Peterson solved that by making factory 6×47 Lapua cases that are properly headstamped and ready to load, so you can get straight to the bench instead of running cases through an intermediate sizing step.

What Sets This Peterson 6×47 Lapua Brass Apart

Peterson runs their casings through a 16-step manufacturing process with heavy quality monitoring from start to finish. The goal is match-grade uniformity in case walls, primer pockets, and flash holes, which translates to more repeatable ignition and velocity on the firing line. The 6×47 case uses a standard .308 Winchester bolt face and feeds reliably through detachable magazine systems, which is a big part of why it shows up in tactical matches, F-Class, benchrest, and long-range varmint rigs. The 6mm bullet selection is deep, so you can load it for paper or for prairie dogs with equal ease.

A Note on the SRP Design

This is the SRP version, meaning small rifle primer pockets. Peterson's SRP cases use a smaller 0.060-inch flash hole compared to the 0.080-inch hole in their large rifle primer line. The small primer setup is one of the reasons the 47mm Lapua family is known for low standard deviation in muzzle velocity, which is exactly what you want when you're stretching things out past 600 yards.

Keep This in Mind Before Reloading

Because of that tighter flash hole, you'll need an X-small or undersized decapping pin to deprime these Peterson 6×47 Lapua cases. A standard pin won't fit. It's an easy swap, and worth knowing before you sit down to process a fresh batch. Made in the USA, packaged 50 to a box in a protective plastic case.