Peterson 40022-R .375 Enabelr 50/10
$168.74
The Peterson Cartridge 40022-R .375 EnABELR brass is purpose-built for reloaders working with the modern .375 EnABELR cartridge. If you're handloading for this high-performance long-range round, starting with quality brass is fundamental to consistency, accuracy, and safety. Peterson Cartridge has earned respect among precision shooters and reloaders for producing brass with tight tolerances and reliable performance, and this 50-round box gives you a solid foundation for your handload development and practice sessions.
The .375 EnABELR is gaining traction among hunters and long-range shooters pursuing larger game and distance shooting, and quality brass is non-negotiable when you're working up loads in a magnum cartridge. Peterson brass is known for its durability and consistency shot to shot, which means less sorting and prep work—and more time at the range validating your loads. Each box contains 50 pieces, packaged for easy storage and tracking.
Whether you're a seasoned handloader fine-tuning loads for a new rifle or exploring what the .375 EnABELR can deliver, Peterson Cartridge brass is a dependable component choice. The 10-box case purchase option is ideal if you're committing to serious load development or building inventory for a season of hunting or competition.
Specifications
| Product | Peterson 40022-R .375 EnABELR Rifle Brass |
| Quantity per Box | 50 rounds |
| Case Configuration | 10 boxes per case |
| Cartridge | .375 EnABELR |
| Manufacturer | Peterson Cartridge |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is .375 EnABELR brass used for?
The .375 EnABELR is a modern magnum cartridge designed for long-range hunting and target shooting. This Peterson brass is the foundational component for handloaders developing and testing loads in this caliber.
How many rounds are in a box, and how many boxes come in a case?
Each box contains 50 rounds of brass. A case includes 10 boxes, giving you 500 pieces total—a practical quantity for serious load development or stocking up for the season.
Why use Peterson Cartridge brass for reloading?
Peterson Cartridge brass is manufactured to consistent tolerances, which supports shot-to-shot uniformity in your handloads. This consistency is especially valuable when developing loads for precision and long-range applications, and it reduces the time spent sorting and prepping cases.
Can I reload this brass multiple times?
Brass can typically be reloaded multiple times, but the number of safe reloads depends on your specific loads, rifle, and shooting conditions. Always follow published reloading guidelines and inspect your brass before each reload for signs of wear or damage.
