Peterson brass mfg data available for all items...

[Koda]

Petersons website has a page you can look up the exact lot code of your box of brass and find the following:
date of mfg, weight, internal volume, basic dimensions (neck wall thickness) and even the exact Amp annealing machine code so you can reanneal it exactly the same.

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=40PLDlGaFaM&t=315s

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[DizzyJ]

Damn. That's pretty cool.

 

[Nosferatu]

Data only a seasoned butt-clencher could love!

 

[gmerkt]

As sometimes happens, my first exposure to the Peterson Cartridge product was right here in this post. Previously never heard of them.

I'm probably not a good enough shooter to warrant the kind of precision that Peterson strives for. I typically sort brass by headstamp brand and within that, era of manufacture to the degree I can determine it. A practice I will probably continue rather than springing for expensive Peterson brass.

 

[Koda]

While its cool they do this I have to wonder what the practical application is?

I can say that the Peterson brass I have is incredibly consistent in weight, dimensions compared to other high end brass but after that curiosity was checked off they shoot the same for me, though Im not a competition shooter.

 

[Steel Head]

Some interesting information, I have a few cartridges I use Peterson brass in.