Gentleman , its Tim at Peterson and we are curious if shooters would want us to make 30BR brass and eliminate some of the steps in the process of making it ? All feedback would be appreciated ! Thanks in advance.
Peterson Brass 30BR
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Thanks for your input !
I have a bunch of your 6BR brass I'm very impressed with it.
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Tim,
I will try some if you make it (build it and they will come) also, you may consider manufacturing some 6PPC brass. I know everyone mostly shoots Lapua in the 6PPC but I also know everyone thinks it a pain in the A** to make from the 220 Russian. If you made it and priced it with the 220 brass you would save shooter's $$$ and lots of time and choice words.
Thanks
wang
I will try some if you make it (build it and they will come) also, you may consider manufacturing some 6PPC brass. I know everyone mostly shoots Lapua in the 6PPC but I also know everyone thinks it a pain in the A** to make from the 220 Russian. If you made it and priced it with the 220 brass you would save shooter's $$$ and lots of time and choice words.
Thanks
wang
Thanks for your input !
Damfino
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Yes, please. I think readily available, quality, brass would greatly add to and accelerate the cartridge's popularity.
Dean Slater
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+1 On the 6PPC brass. It would be welcomed by many.
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sqrlgtr
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Tim,
Would the 30br brass be easy to make since yall re already making the 6br brass?I really think there would be quite a few people that would be interested.I surely hope that this does happen and will definently be trying some out if it does...
I'd really like to see 30BR brass ready made. This last batch of Lapua brass was super thin at the neck shoulder after I sized up to 30. I expand in 5 steps and I don't have the split necks anymore. Obviously the neck/shoulder junction is of concern to me.
It would be nice to see 30br . I just expanded 100 cases of lapua. Didnt split any necks using a single step and pma mandrel.
But the less steps the better.
Im curious what length you would make them though. As the guys that fireform end up at close to the same length as the 6br but the ones that expand with a mandrel are a fair bit shorter.
But the less steps the better.
Im curious what length you would make them though. As the guys that fireform end up at close to the same length as the 6br but the ones that expand with a mandrel are a fair bit shorter.
rockhound78
Silver $$ Contributor
Just picked up a 30br and brass for it would be great!!
Definitely would be interested in the 30 BR brass.
I purchased 200 of your 6BR brass and necked them up and neck turned them this past weekend.
One thing I would like to see changed would be for them to have .001 more neck wall thickness so you could get a total cut when trimming to .01050 in a .332 chamber.
I will be needing another 800 for next seasons rebarreling and you could save me a ton of work.
I purchased 200 of your 6BR brass and necked them up and neck turned them this past weekend.
One thing I would like to see changed would be for them to have .001 more neck wall thickness so you could get a total cut when trimming to .01050 in a .332 chamber.
I will be needing another 800 for next seasons rebarreling and you could save me a ton of work.
wvlongshot
Gold $$ Contributor
I've been shooting some 30br made from your 6br brass. Going to send you a pm.
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