Anybody tried the Sig Sauer 6.5 Creed Brass?

[STOMP442]

Anyone tried this stuff? Who makes it? Just wondering about this brass as it is much cheeper than the Nosler or Norma brass that I normally like to use at $29.50 per 50 at Midway. I don't wan't to mess with it if all it is is re-branded Win or worse Federal brass.

 

[Steve morgan]

Anyone tried this stuff? Who makes it? Just wondering about this brass as it is much cheeper than the Nosler or Norma brass that I normally like to use at $29.50 per 50 at Midway. I don't wan't to mess with it if all it is is re-branded Win or worse Federal brass.

I bought some 2 wks ago. 22-250 & 243,used half of the 22-250, worked fine primer pockets held up to close to max loads. Primer pockets are nice&flat in the bottom.

 

[Nomad11]

I noticed the same price difference, I normally use Lapua, but that is $1.20 something for 6.5creedmoor and Sig is half that.
I have never tried Sig ammo but I do have a couple of Sig pistols and am very pleased with their quality and believe that Sig as a company puts quality first.
I intend to buy 50 cases to try them and will post the results here .

 

[Dusty Stevens]

Sig brass is made in a brand new state of the art facility in jacksonville, ar. If they make your caliber it will be very good quality for an assembly line

 

[Flouncer]

I was starting a new thread on Sig and Starline brass and this popped. So other than the comments on the primer pockets has anyone her actually got some of either in hand to evaluate, weigh, measure, shoot, stretch and reload ? - thanks

 

[LVLAaron]

Sig Rifle brass is VERY consistent.

 

[Rsadams]

I bought a couple of bags of it awhile back , haven't got around to loading it yet but it looks spectacular... I have heard alot of people saying good things so far... If it's half as good as it looks it should be great... Price wise , about the same as Winchester and a whole lot prettier in the bag...