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Peterson Cartridge has carved out a reputation for making some of the most consistent brass rifle casings in the world, and this 6.5×47 Lapua SRP brass is a prime example of why reloaders keep coming back. Made in the USA in Pittsburgh, Peterson dedicates its entire operation to brass casings alone, running a modern case line that holds tight wall thickness, uniform case volume, and hardened case heads. For handloaders chasing sub-MOA groups, that kind of repeatability shows up on paper.
The 6.5×47 Lapua earned its following for a reason. It's a mild-recoiling, efficient cartridge that feeds from a short action and shares the .308 bolt face and magazine footprint, which makes it a favorite across PRS, F-Class, benchrest, and tactical matches. The case carries a 30-degree shoulder that cuts down on stretch and trimming, and its broad accuracy nodes make load development forgiving even if you're newer to the process. Shooters have reported holding sub-MOA at 1,000 yards well after thousands of rounds through the same barrel.
This brass uses a small rifle primer pocket, which many precision handloaders prefer because it tends to hold up well under the higher pressures this cartridge runs. Worth noting before you set up your dies: Peterson's SRP casings use a smaller flash hole at 0.060 inches rather than the 0.080 inches found on their large rifle primer brass. That means you'll want an undersized or extra-small decapping pin to deprime these without trouble, so check your sizing die setup ahead of time.
Peterson brass typically needs minimal prep before you get to the bench, no extensive fireforming required. The necks come annealed and the case construction is built to give you more reloads per case than the industry average. Pair it with your favorite 6.5mm match bullet and a proven powder charge, and you've got the foundation for a genuinely accurate handload.
No, this brass ships unprimed and is intended for handloading. You'll add your own small rifle primers, powder, and bullet during the reloading process. The case is otherwise ready to load with minimal prep.
Yes. Peterson's SRP casings have a smaller flash hole at 0.060 inches compared to the 0.080 inches on their large rifle primer brass. A standard decapping pin can bind or break in the smaller hole, so you'll want an undersized or extra-small pin to deprime these cleanly.
This brass takes a small rifle primer. Many precision reloaders favor the small primer pocket for this cartridge because it tends to handle the higher pressures well and maintain pocket integrity over multiple firings.
The 6.5×47 Lapua was designed with a base diameter and overall length similar to the .308 Winchester, so it uses the same .308 bolt face and fits short actions and magazines sized for the .308 family. Always confirm your rifle is properly chambered for 6.5×47 Lapua before loading and firing.
| UPC | 850005375777 |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | 40038-R |
| Shipping Weight | 1.5 |
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