6MM CREEDMOOR BRASS

6MM CREEDMOOR BRASS Reviews & Ratings

Building on the popularity of the 6.5 Creedmoor, the 6mm Creedmoor gives you all the benefits of the 6.5mm Creedmoor, but with even lower recoil.

  • Cartridge: 6 Creedmoor
  • Quantity: 50 or 500

The 6 Creedmoor brass from Peterson Cartridge Company is available with either a standard large rifle primer pocket or a small rifle primer pocket which allows for improved powder ignition and possibly higher velocities.

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Reviews Summary
Customers rave about the 6MM Creedmoor Brass from Peterson, praising its consistency, quality, and packaging. Many noted it performs comparably to or even better than more expensive brands like Lapua. However, a few users faced minor issues like primer fit. Overall, it's seen as a go-to for competitive shooters seeking reliable performance.
What Reviewers Are Saying
Product Quality
75%
Reviewers frequently highlight the overall quality and uniformity of the Peterson Brass, stating it meets or surpasses expectations compared to leading brands like Lapua and Norma. Many appreciate the consistent neck wall thickness and flash holes, indicating a high level of manufacturing standards.
Performance Consistency
70%
A significant number of users noted that the brass provides consistent performance in terms of weight, volume, and accuracy. Reviewers experienced low standard deviations when reloading, which enhances reliability for both competitive and target shooting.
Packaging
60%
Many customers praised the effective packaging, noting that brass comes in reusable plastic containers that prevent damage during shipping. This thoughtful packaging approach adds to the overall positive impression of the product.
Ease of Use
50%
Several reviewers mentioned that the brass required minimal prep before loading, unlike some competitors. Many felt that resizing was unnecessary, and the initial loading experience was straightforward, making it user-friendly for both beginners and experienced shooters.
Minor Quality Issues
25%
A few users reported minor issues, such as difficulty with primer fit in some cases. While these complaints were not widespread, they indicate that there could be quality control inconsistencies in some batches that need monitoring.
4
Initial inspection of Peterson brass
Shipping in plastic containers eliminated the potential for damaged necks...and weight variation appears to be very low - less than plus or minus 0.5% for the 50 cases I inspected. I was pleased that the neck wall thickness is thinner than for my Lapua, Norma and Nosler cases, but I expected the neck wall thickness to be more consistent than what I saw. If I decide to turn these necks to improve concentricity, I won't be able to take off more than about one one-thousandths of an inch.
Would you recommend this? Yes, I would recommend to a friend