Alpha Munitions 6 Creedmoor Small Rifle Primer Brass
Alpha Munition's 6 Creedmoor brass cases with small rifle primer pockets are manufactured with Alpha's OCD Technology for discerning handloaders and match shooters.
The small rifle primer format is favored by many serious shooters for its performance advantage, consistency between standard deviations, durability, and ability to handle higher pressures.
The 6mm Creedmoor, an offshoot of the quintessential 6.5 Creedmoor, has since become one of the most popular cartridges in precision rifle competition. Like many other contemporary competition rifle cartridges, the 6 Creedmoor pairs high-BC 6mm bullets with mild recoil, which lets shooters spot their own impacts, stay on target through a stage, and buck the wind at distance.
Outside of rifle matches, 6 Creedmoor performs quite well on long-range steel, varmints, and appropriate big-game hunts. And unlike its 6mm benchrest derived competition peers, the 6 Creedmoor retains virtually every other dimension that 6.5 Creedmoor has, which means that it plays nicely with bolts and receivers built around the original .308 Winchester cartridge length.
About Alpha Munitions
Alpha Munitions is a privately held American company based in Salt Lake City, Utah, that specializes in the production of precision rifle brass. It applies a laboratory-based, data-driven approach to its manufacturing that is inspired by its leadership’s backgrounds in engineering, medical device, and pharmaceutical manufacturing.
Alpha Munitions stands behind its proprietary OCD (Optimized Case Design) Technology to deliver the dimensional consistency that competitive shooters and hunters depend on.
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Alpha 6mm Creedmoor SRP Brass
Very impressed with this brass from Alpha. First, the packaging it came in was excellent. The brass was consistent and exceeded my expectations. I have used several cases in this caliber and the Alpha ranks up with the best. One feature that I had to get used to was the design of the primer pocket. I use a hand primer and you really have to squeeze to get the primer to seat fully.