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Lapua 4PH6011: Lapua Brass 6.5 Creedmoor Large Rifle Primer Box- Unprimed 100/Box
Original price was: $199.00.$189.05Current price is: $189.05. Add to cartWe are happy to announce the addition of the 6.5 Creedmoor case to the Lapua line! Despite a relatively short time on the marketplace, the 6.5 Creedmoor has made a tremendous splash in the field, rapidly becoming one of the most requested cases we hear about from shooters.
Lapua’s 6.5 Creedmoor is designed to function in a short action, which is also a plus for hunters, vitally concerned with the rifle’s weight and compactness. In fact, many of the same features which make for a successful competition cartridge, translate nicely to the hunting fields as well.
For most species of mid-size game such as deer or boar, the Creedmoor will prove to be a deadly performer. And while the selection of high grade Match bullets in the 6.5 bore size is tremendous, there’s no shortage of exceptionally good hunting bullets either. The 6.5’s as a group have always been known as excellent performers on game.
Made with Lapua’s typical dedication to precision, our new 6.5 Creedmoor case has been refined just a bit, to make it an even better performer. We’ve opted for the small rifle primer, which normally produces an optimized ignition and better accuracy than large primers in mid-sized cartridges like the Creedmoor.
We’ve also incorporated our smaller diameter flash hole (1.5mm, rather than the industry standard 2.0mm), which has proven to provide enhanced accuracy, and is used in a number of our other accuracy oriented cases. In this respect, the new 6.5 Creedmoor joins the ranks of our other dedicated accuracy cartridges such as the .220 Russian (6mm PPC), the 6mm BR Norma, the 6.5×47 Lapua and the .308 Win. Palma cases.
And naturally, the new 6.5 Creedmoor will be made with our well known Passion for Precision. Strictest control over the metallurgy, the forming and drawing processes, precise annealing all performed under the watchful eyes of our production experts. For you, the handloader, that means the durability for which our cases are famous, combined with consistency and long life. Already proven in competition, we predict that the 6.5 Creedmoor will be a force to be reckoned with for many years to come.
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LAPUA .300 Norma Magnum Reloading Cases
Original price was: $394.99.$375.24Current price is: $375.24. Add to cart100 cases
New brass in 2018 by Lapua – the .300 Norma Magnum case
A recent development based on the .338 Norma Magnum necked down to .30 caliber, the .300 Norma Magnum was adopted as the US military’s Advanced Sniper Cartridge “for extra long ranges beyond 1 500 meters”. In addition to its military duties, the .300 Norma brass is sure to find favor with Long Range competitive shooters and hunters. -
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6.5 Creedmoor SRP (Small Rifle Primer) 100ct.
Original price was: $189.99.$149.99Current price is: $149.99. Read more‘-Primer pockets sized for small rifle primers
-100 count boxes ship in custom Alpha Munitions plastic cases with perforated bi-layer foam for protection of cases and loaded ammunition
-500 count orders ship in custom cardboard boxes with dividers and includes four Alpha Munitions custom plastic cases
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Peterson 375 Enablr Brass Cases ( 50ct )
Original price was: $327.00.$228.90Current price is: $228.90. Read moreA while back, world-renowned ballistician and shooter Bryan Litz of Applied Ballistics contacted Derek Peterson of Peterson Cartridge and explained his idea for two new calibers that he believes will be high performers in the ELR (Extreme Long Range) shooting community … the .338 EnABELR and the .375 EnABELR.
The name “EnABELR derives from the combination of three concepts:
- 1st En – representing “Engineered”
- 2nd AB – representing Applied Ballistics
- 3rd ELR – for Extreme Long Range
Litz’s premise was to create a caliber that is shorter and wider than the CheyTac calibers, but that holds almost as much powder. The theory is that the wider case will allow the powder to burn more efficiently, resulting in less, to no, unburnt powder build-up in the rifle barrel.
Peterson believed in Litz’s idea and agreed to take on the work to create the tooling for the commercial production of the EnABELRs. According to Peterson, “Designing a tool pack to manufacture casings that are simply a neck-down or neck-up of an existing “parent” case is pretty easy duty, and quite common. What is far less common is to make a whole new caliber that has no parent case. These EnABELRs have no parent case. They are an original design.”
Litz stated that he was very pleased with how quickly Peterson developed the tool pack to produce the casings and also with the efficacy of Peterson’s tooling designs. Litz reported that initial results with the EnABELRs are very promising. “The design seems to have achieved all the outcomes we set out to accomplish.”
For more information on guns chambered in the EnABELR calibers or ammo or chamber reamers, contact Applied Ballistics.
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Peterson 6mm Dasher Brass Cases ( 50ct )
Original price was: $114.99.$109.24Current price is: $109.24. Add to cartFeaturing a 40-degree Ackley-type shoulder and 10 percent more case capacity over the parent 6mm BR case, the 6mm Dasher has been used to set records in the 600 and 1,000-yard benchrest community, and has become a favorite among competitors in the Precision Rifle Series as well.
“The PRS community and the long-range benchrest guys are groups that are important to us” stated Peterson Cartridge president Derek Peterson. “We already make most of the common PRS cartridges, so the 6mm Dasher was naturally next in line for those guys looking to compete with a long-range 6mm, with minimal recoil. The 6 Dasher is one of those cartridges that packs a ton of power and performance in a tiny package, and we decided to make them based on requests from our friends in these disciplines” Peterson said.
The 6 Dasher made by Peterson are offered in Small Rifle Primer (SRP) pocket size only. They have a .060” flash hole diameter, same as Lapua’s small rifle primer pockets. They will require a small de-capping pin, just like Peterson’s 6 BR casings. There is no SAAMI or CIP spec for 6mm Dasher. So, the caliber development guys at Peterson had to decide which dimensions they were going to make their casings to. Regarding Length-To-Shoulder (LTS), Peterson consulted the Sierra, Berger and Lyman reloading manuals and designed the Peterson 6 Dasher casings to comply with the guidance from all three manuals.
Regarding Overall Length (OAL), Peterson researched all the popular chamber reamer sizes, and decided to make its casings with an OAL of 1.53” + or – .0005, so they’ll fit in the common 6 Dasher chambers. The base diameter of Peterson 6 Dasher is the same as the base diameter of its 6 BR casings. Plus, these Dashers have the correct neck wall thickness of .0013”.
Peterson concluded, “No more need to fireform or hydroform 6BRs. Now you can get properly headstamped 6mm Dasher, with the ideal neck wall thickness and harder heads than the other competitors.”
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Peterson 7 PRC Brass Cases ( 50ct )
Original price was: $192.49.$134.74Current price is: $134.74. Read moreDesigned to fill the gap between 6.5 PRC and 300 PRC, the 7mm PRC follows in the footsteps of its older brothers. It fires long, heavy for caliber bullets, 160gr to 180gr. The 7 PRC round fits in a standard long action and boasts more consistent velocities and longer barrel life. There is a long list of gun manufacturers making the 7 PRC or you have the option of switching out the barrel on your 7mm Rem Mag or 300 Win Mag.
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Norma Brass .300 Norma Mag per 100 ct.
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Peterson 22 Creedmoor Brass Cases ( 50ct )
Original price was: $99.50.$69.65Current price is: $69.65. Read moreAccording to Derek Peterson, president of Peterson Cartridge, “We decided to build the tooling to make .22 Creedmoor brass in response to the uptick in long-distance predator and varmint hunting. Plus the round is just straight-up fun to shoot. It is a low-recoil, flat shooting, wind-bucking round; deadly accurate up to 800 yards.”
Peterson Cartridge also makes 6.5 and 6mm Creedmoor casings. “But when we designed the tooling for the .22 Creedmoor we set out to make casings with improved features,” Peterson stated. “And we were successful. We increased the head hardness to tolerate higher pressures. And we increased our internal volume slightly to work better with the slow burning powders (like RL 26, or H1000) which people favor for this round.”
Prior to this, shooters had to take 6mm or 6.5 Creedmoor casings and neck them down to .22. There are a few problems with necking down. When you take a larger caliber with the correct neck wall thickness and neck it down to a smaller caliber, that excess brass bunches up in the neck. It creates a tension band, what some people call a doughnut of brass in the neck, which has a negative effect on loading, bullet release and accuracy.
A trait of cartridge brass is that it work-hardens – which is to say the brass gets harder each time you “work it.” So the effect of necking down a casing which has been properly annealed, is that after you “work” it, it is no longer properly annealed.
Finally, necking a larger caliber into a smaller one results in neck walls that are too thick. The ideal neck wall thickness for a case the size of .22 Creedmoor is .0143 to .0148. Necking down results in neck walls thicker than that. But the Peterson .22 Creedmoors all fall within that ideal spec.
Peterson worked with Derrick Ratliff of Horizon Firearms on the particulars of the casing. Horizon has been chambering guns in .22 Creedmoor since 2014. Horizon has been a pioneer in helping move the .22 Crd. from an unknown wildcat to the popular caliber it is today.
There is a new website coming online soon dedicated to all things .22 Creedmoor at 22creedmoor.com
About Peterson Cartridge
Peterson Cartridge is a family-owned, American manufacturer of match-grade brass rifle casings that are among the most precise and consistent on the market, delivering discerning long-distance shooters sub-MOA accuracy and more reloads per casing than the industry average. For more information on Peterson Cartridge or to purchase its match-grade brass casings, visit www.petersoncartridge.com.
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Lapua 4PH7226: .308 Win Palma Small Rifle Primer Cases 100/Box
Original price was: $194.99.$185.24Current price is: $185.24. Add to cartLapua 308 Win. SRP PALMA Cases 100/box
The base, body and neck of the Lapua cases have been designed to maintain exact tolerances over multiple reloading cycles. Advanced metallurgical research and manufacturing techniques ensure that Lapua cases are leaders in uniformity and quality.
The most precise cases on the marketLapua cases are the best in the world. The marksmen themselves think this way. The .220 Russian, for example, is the number one choice of the best benchrest shooters all over the world. All our cases are strong and uniformly precise.
Lapua cases are manufactured to be reloaded, again and again, dozens of times.
Case construction
Base
The base section is hard and strong, and the dimensions remain constant and will hold primers tight in primer pocket even after repeated reloading.
Body
The brass body section is hard and firm. It is easy to extract after firing, whether full sizing or only neck sizing was used in reloading.
Neck
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Peterson 338 Enablr Brass Cases ( 50ct )
Original price was: $295.00.$206.50Current price is: $206.50. Read moreA while back, world-renowned ballistician and shooter Bryan Litz of Applied Ballistics contacted Derek Peterson of Peterson Cartridge and explained his idea for two new calibers that he believes will be high performers in the ELR (Extreme Long Range) shooting community … the .338 EnABELR and the .375 EnABELR.
The name “EnABELR derives from the combination of three concepts:
- 1st En – representing “Engineered”
- 2nd AB – representing Applied Ballistics
- 3rd ELR – for Extreme Long Range
Litz’s premise was to create a caliber that is shorter and wider than the CheyTac calibers, but that holds almost as much powder. The theory is that the wider case will allow the powder to burn more efficiently, resulting in less, to no, unburnt powder build-up in the rifle barrel.
Peterson believed in Litz’s idea and agreed to take on the work to create the tooling for the commercial production of the EnABELRs. According to Peterson, “Designing a tool pack to manufacture casings that are simply a neck-down or neck-up of an existing “parent” case is pretty easy duty, and quite common. What is far less common is to make a whole new caliber that has no parent case. These EnABELRs have no parent case. They are an original design.”
Litz stated that he was very pleased with how quickly Peterson developed the tool pack to produce the casings and also with the efficacy of Peterson’s tooling designs. Litz reported that initial results with the EnABELRs are very promising. “The design seems to have achieved all the outcomes we set out to accomplish.”
For more information on guns chambered in the EnABELR calibers or ammo or chamber reamers, contact Applied Ballistics.
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Peterson 6XC Brass Cases ( 50ct ) SRP
Original price was: $98.99.$69.29Current price is: $69.29. Read moreDavid Tubb, owner of Superior Shooting Systems originally conceived and designed the caliber 6 XC. Tubb has won almost 30 different rifle championships and has proved to the world that the 6 XC is a highly effective, flat shooting caliber.
More than a year ago Tubb contacted Peterson Cartridge and asked if the team at Peterson could develop a tool pack to make 6 XCs. After months of tooling development and experimentation Peterson produced its first run. According to Derek Peterson the company’s president and head tooling designer, “Lots of shooters purchased these 6 XCs, shot them and complimented them highly.”
But Tubb reached out to Peterson to say he wasn’t happy with them. He wanted more internal volume. So Peterson went back to work and redesigned the tool pack. After more months of tooling revisions and experimentation Peterson produced its second iteration of 6 XCs.
David shot those second-iteration casings and reported to Derek, “Ok, you achieved the original goals I asked for, and these are every bit as good as those made by the European incumbent. But here’s the thing. Their casings are known to have soft heads that don’t hold up well to numerous reloads. Can you make a third iteration that has harder heads? Oh … and can you make a version in small rifle primer size also?”
So Derek went back to work and produced a third version that closely matches the internal volume of the European cases but with much harder heads. After shooting these, David declared them to be the best 6 XCs out there. This is the version Peterson produces today, in both large and small rifle primer size.
Peterson concluded, “Give them a try, and see if you agree.”
Additional Information
Warning: Only use Peterson Cartridge Co. casings in firearms in good condition, designed, marked, and chambered for this cartridge. Do not use Peterson Cartridge Co casings for “fire forming” or any other purpose other than what they were designed and tested for. Peterson retains no responsibility for the enclosed casings if they are used outside of the manufacturer’s recommendations.
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LAPUA – .222 REM. MATCH RELOADING CASES – BOX OF 100
Original price was: $144.99.$137.74Current price is: $137.74. Add to cart4PH5002
Lapua offers new improved design case for friends of this accurate caliber. The .222 case is a true match case produced with extremely tight tolerances in neck concentricity and wall thickness like its big brother .223 Rem. Lapua Match case. The true Lapua match quality is now available also for the small game hunters.
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Peterson 300 Norma Brass Cases ( 250ct ) Bulk Bag
Original price was: $799.00.$559.30Current price is: $559.30. Read morePeterson Cartridge Co. of Pittsburgh, PA today announced the addition of .300 Norma Magnum to its growing family of rifle casing calibers.
When Peterson Cartridge set out to produce .300 Norma Magnum casings (which it recently introduced) it also added .338 Norma Magnum to the Tooling Development schedule. The .338s are now available, and initial test results are excellent.
According to Derek Peterson, president of Peterson Cartridge, “Our development goal for both of the Norma Magnum calibers was to produce casings that outperform the competitor’s product … and we did it. We make our Norma Magnums with a harder head. Our casings tolerate higher pressure. And you’ll get more reloads from Peterson casings.”
When Peterson produces a casing in a new caliber for the first time, it performs an extensive list of Quality Assurance tests and trials before making it available for sale. One of those trials involves the following:
- Load 5 cases at certain percent above Max pressure and fire each five times.
- Take 3 of those casings, increase the pressure, and fire each, five more times.
- Take one of those casings, increase the pressure again, and fire that casing 10 more times.
After running this protocol on the new .300 Norma Magnums Peterson’s ballistician reported the following:
- Standard Deviation on muzzle velocity was single digit.
- There was no detectable heavy-bolt-lift, sticking in the rifle, primer gas leaks, blown primers, cracked necks or bodies, or case-head-separation signs throughout testing.
- Primer pocket removal force showed only very minor reduction due to pockets opening up.
After firing the last case 20 times, at above recommended powder levels, the case appeared the same as it did after the third firing. The ballistician concluded, “These cases were found to be strong, durable, well-made cases that should satisfy the most discriminating shooter.”
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Peterson 6XC Brass Cases ( 50ct ) LRP
Original price was: $98.99.$69.29Current price is: $69.29. Read moreDavid Tubb, owner of Superior Shooting Systems originally conceived and designed the caliber 6 XC. Tubb has won almost 30 different rifle championships and has proved to the world that the 6 XC is a highly effective, flat shooting caliber.
More than a year ago Tubb contacted Peterson Cartridge and asked if the team at Peterson could develop a tool pack to make 6 XCs. After months of tooling development and experimentation Peterson produced its first run. According to Derek Peterson the company’s president and head tooling designer, “Lots of shooters purchased these 6 XCs, shot them and complimented them highly.”
But Tubb reached out to Peterson to say he wasn’t happy with them. He wanted more internal volume. So Peterson went back to work and redesigned the tool pack. After more months of tooling revisions and experimentation Peterson produced its second iteration of 6 XCs.
David shot those second-iteration casings and reported to Derek, “Ok, you achieved the original goals I asked for, and these are every bit as good as those made by the European incumbent. But here’s the thing. Their casings are known to have soft heads that don’t hold up well to numerous reloads. Can you make a third iteration that has harder heads? Oh … and can you make a version in small rifle primer size also?”
So Derek went back to work and produced a third version that closely matches the internal volume of the European cases but with much harder heads. After shooting these, David declared them to be the best 6 XCs out there. This is the version Peterson produces today, in both large and small rifle primer size.
Peterson concluded, “Give them a try, and see if you agree.”
Additional Information
Warning: Only use Peterson Cartridge Co. casings in firearms in good condition, designed, marked, and chambered for this cartridge. Do not use Peterson Cartridge Co casings for “fire forming” or any other purpose other than what they were designed and tested for. Peterson retains no responsibility for the enclosed casings if they are used outside of the manufacturer’s recommendations.
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RIFLE KUHL BY MAGNETOSPEED
Original price was: $110.00.$69.00Current price is: $69.00. Read moreTired of waiting and waiting for your rifle to cool down? MagnetoSpeed’s new barrel cooler, Riflekühl, is designed to get barrel temperatures down to intended operating levels quickly. The turbocharger-inspired impeller is engineered to produce great airflow in a small package. Powered by a single CR123A Lithium battery (included), ambient air is forced through the extendable nozzle down the bore of the rifle. Designed to seal and push airflow down the barrel where it’s needed to efficiently cool barrels, typically under 7 minutes. Riflekühl doubles as a chamber flag and features an exclusive built-in air filter to prevent dust and dirt from being blown into your rifle. Spend less time waiting and more time shooting with the MagnetoSpeed Riflekühl.
- Replaceable dust filter (50 Microns)
- Strong neodymium magnet secures device to chamber
- Included CR123 lithium battery lasts for dozens of range sessions
- Spring loaded retractable nozzle designed for compact and durable storage
- Belt/Pocket clip included for easy carry
- Chamber seal for increased cooling efficiency
- Red body also serves as a chamber flag
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ADG 7mm PRC Brass Cases ( 50ct )
Original price was: $159.00.$111.00Current price is: $111.00. Read moreADG 7mm PRC (Precision Rifle Cartridge) brass was designed not only for consistency, but for durability. One of the ways we accomplished this was adding material to the case in specific areas to strengthen it. With the additional material, our brass is heavier than most other manufacturers brass and therefore will require lower charge weights to achieve the same pressures and velocities due to the reduced volume inside the brass. We recommend using a reputable load data source and working up from their recommended minimum starting loads. Failure to reduce charge weights established using other manufacturers brass may result in higher pressures and velocities while using ADG brass and may result in unsafe pressure levels.
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ADG 7mm SAUM Brass Cases ( 50ct )
Original price was: $159.00.$111.00Current price is: $111.00. Read moreADG 7 SAUM Brass
ADG 7 SAUM Brass is engineered for serious precision shooters who demand strength, consistency, and repeatable accuracy from a short action magnum. Built to tight tolerances, this premium brass delivers reliable case life and the dimensional uniformity needed for consistent long-range performance.
Manufactured in the USA from premium cartridge brass, each case goes through a controlled hardening process for durability under high-pressure loads. Uniform neck wall thickness, consistent case weight, precise case length, and excellent concentricity help reduce velocity variation and tighten groups downrange.
This brass is designed for both consistency and durability. Additional material has been added in key areas to strengthen the case. As a result, ADG brass is heavier than most other manufacturers’ brass and requires lower charge weights to reach the same pressures and velocities due to reduced internal volume. We recommend using reputable published load data and always working up carefully from the minimum starting loads.
Product Specifications
- Caliber: 7 SAUM (7mm Short Action Ultra Magnum)
- Material: Premium cartridge brass
- Finish: Standard
- Quantity: 50 pieces
- Country of Origin: USA
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Peterson 6.5 PRC Brass Cases ( 50ct )
Original price was: $144.99.$101.49Current price is: $101.49. Add to cartDeveloped by George Gardner of G.A. Precision and based off the Ruger Compact Magnum case, the 6.5 PRC was created for use in the Precision Rifle Series matches. This new cartridge quickly gained favor as some dubbed it a magnum version of the 6.5 Creedmoor. Big game hunters also took notice of the 6.5 PRC’s ability to approach .264 Winchester Magnum and 6.5-300 Weatherby’s performance, while using less powder and generating less recoil.
Derek Peterson, President of Peterson Cartridge states, “The 6.5 PRC is well suited for PRS competition, allowing competitors to send heavy for caliber projectiles at velocities just under the 3,200 FPS speed limit for PRS.” Peterson continues, “Big game hunters have also discovered that the 6.5 PRC effectively bridges the gap between the 6.5 Creedmoor and the larger magnums such as the 6.5-300 Weatherby, 6.5 Remington Magnum and the .264 Winchester Magnum. We were not satisfied with the brass on the market for the 6.5 PRC, so we made our own with the same consistent internal volume and durability as the rest of our casings. We hope you like them.”
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Peterson 300 Norma Brass Cases ( 50ct )
Original price was: $196.00.$137.20Current price is: $137.20. Add to cartPeterson Cartridge Co. of Pittsburgh, PA today announced the addition of .300 Norma Magnum to its growing family of rifle casing calibers.
When Peterson Cartridge set out to produce .300 Norma Magnum casings (which it recently introduced) it also added .338 Norma Magnum to the Tooling Development schedule. The .338s are now available, and initial test results are excellent.
According to Derek Peterson, president of Peterson Cartridge, “Our development goal for both of the Norma Magnum calibers was to produce casings that outperform the competitor’s product … and we did it. We make our Norma Magnums with a harder head. Our casings tolerate higher pressure. And you’ll get more reloads from Peterson casings.”
When Peterson produces a casing in a new caliber for the first time, it performs an extensive list of Quality Assurance tests and trials before making it available for sale. One of those trials involves the following:
- Load 5 cases at certain percent above Max pressure and fire each five times.
- Take 3 of those casings, increase the pressure, and fire each, five more times.
- Take one of those casings, increase the pressure again, and fire that casing 10 more times.
After running this protocol on the new .300 Norma Magnums Peterson’s ballistician reported the following:
- Standard Deviation on muzzle velocity was single digit.
- There was no detectable heavy-bolt-lift, sticking in the rifle, primer gas leaks, blown primers, cracked necks or bodies, or case-head-separation signs throughout testing.
- Primer pocket removal force showed only very minor reduction due to pockets opening up.
After firing the last case 20 times, at above recommended powder levels, the case appeared the same as it did after the third firing. The ballistician concluded, “These cases were found to be strong, durable, well-made cases that should satisfy the most discriminating shooter.”
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Lapua 4PL6045: 6mm (.243) Scenar 105gr Scenar Lockbase 100/Box
Read moreLapua LU4HL6045 6mm (.243) Scenar 105gr HPBT 100/box
The first choice for serious target competition. Lapua Scenar hollow point boat tail bullets have given suberb results at long ranges and bench-rest shooting.The Scenar bullets have the IBS World Record in 600 yard Heavy Gun 5-shot group (0.404”) and also hold the official world ISSF record of 600 out of 600 possible, an unbeatable score.
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