Peterson 40073-R 7Mm Prc 50/10

The Peterson Cartridge 7mm PRC brass comes in boxes of 50 pieces per pack, making it a practical choice for handloaders working up loads for the 7mm PRC cartridge. Peterson Cartridge has built a reputation for consistency in their reloading components, and their match-grade brass reflects that focus on quality control from production through to your loading bench. Whether you're developing precision loads for long-range hunting or dialing in competition ammunition, consistent brass is your foundation.

Peterson manufactures their rifle brass in small batches and maintains rigorous quality standards at every stage. Their match-grade designation means each piece is held to exacting tolerances for concentricity, case wall thickness, and overall dimensional uniformity. For handloaders who care about shot-to-shot consistency and want to minimize variables, this matters—especially when you're chasing tight groups at distance.

The 7mm PRC has earned respect among hunters and precision shooters for its flat trajectory and effective range. When paired with carefully developed handloads using quality components like Peterson brass, you get ammunition tailored to your specific rifle and shooting goals. This is 50-count box is a convenient size for ladder testing, load development, or simply stocking your bench.

Key Features

• Match-grade brass held to strict dimensional and concentricity tolerances
• Small-batch production with dedicated quality control
• 50 pieces per box—ideal for load development and testing
• Manufactured for consistent, reliable reloading performance

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What's included in the Peterson 40073-R box?

You get 50 pieces of unprimed, match-grade 7mm PRC brass casings ready for your reloading press.

Is Peterson match-grade brass suitable for precision rifle and long-range hunting?

Yes. Peterson's match-grade brass is manufactured with the consistency needed for precision handloading, making it a solid choice for both long-range hunting and target shooting where repeatability matters.

Why does batch size matter in reloading brass?

Peterson's small-batch production approach allows tighter control over the manufacturing process, which translates to more uniform brass from case to case—an advantage when you're trying to achieve tight, repeatable groups.