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It doesn't seem like a real mystery why to me: if you perfected a perfect a winning product would you make all your research and development findings and all the information as to what made your final product work the way it does open public domain information for the next guy to skip all that pesky expensive time consuming R&D and just clone your product at a lower price?
We compare brass by shooting it, whatever shoots the best I use. I don't really care what it's made out of, that's their side of the business not my side.
Thanks for stocking the best at a fair price! I wish I could commit to a large purchase (for me) to support your business decision. With the pinch of supply in the past, I have increased my personal inventory for at least a few barrels worth of shooting for each rifle. I would suggest limiting your inventory to the best of the best… for example, don't understand why anyone would buy large rifle primer brass when small rifle bass is available in the same cartridge? Wishing you great success and thanks for posting on this site!
I'd like to find out about it here, rather than hitting loose primer pockets, or case cracking, 7-8 reloads into a roll of the dice.
for 300WSM version! Shhhh! Quiet!
Oh right! Sorry!Brass manufacturer's weight, capacity, hardness, softness, web, primer pockets, length, headspace, ad nauseam is all over the place. Throw in belted cartridges.
If you reload long enough, you know which brass has what qualities. LRH search will give you one end of spectrum to another on opinions.
Quality brass manufacturers (et al) like Lapua, ADG, Norma, etc and now Peterson are recognized for their consistency and quality. Peterson stepped it up with Long versions.
I started using Peterson 300WM long when it first came out and it's been an eye opener for improvement on headspace for first firing. No more EXTREME brass killing stretch on first firing which obviously equates to more reloads on brass. Now use .270 Win, 30-06, .243 Win and
Works fine for me.
Shhhh! Quiet!
The one thing that I am not willing to give out on our bullets is the exact alloy. I can only assume that finding the alloy that did what they want was not easy and a big part of what sets them apart from others brass manufactures.
Next order we will obviously be limited to what they have available. Also there is a min order qty that makes it so we can't just order brass every time another cartridge comes available. We will see how fast we sell brass. It would be cool if we could meet the minimum order with a single cartridge whenever they make a run.
Getting those that can come in SRP in SRP would be great. I know that I'm going to start buying SRP brass when it's a possibility. The lack of LRP on shelves makes the decision easy for me.
