Product Overview

Built for serious long‑range shooters, the Peterson 408 (10.36x77) Casing is match‑grade brass designed to hold tight tolerances from the first firing to the last. Every case is produced on Peterson’s state‑of‑the‑art case line, then packed in a rugged plastic ammo box so it arrives at your bench straight, consistent and ready to load. The result is brass that delivers reliable neck tension, repeatable velocities and more reloads per case than the industry average. Made in the USA and purpose‑built for the .408 CheyTac cartridge, these unprimed cases give you full control over your load setup. Whether you’re stretching things out past a kilometre or fine‑tuning a competition rig, Peterson’s focus on consistency, accuracy and durability means you spend less time culling brass and more time sending rounds downrange with confidence.

Key Features

• Match-grade brass casings deliver exceptional consistency and accuracy shot-to-shot, supporting precision long-range performance.
• .408 CheyTac (10.36x77mm) cartridge design provides the capacity and geometry needed for extreme-distance shooting applications.
• Unprimed brass construction allows reloaders to choose their preferred primers and loads for tailored ballistic performance.
• Manufactured on Peterson Cartridge’s state-of-the-art case line to ensure tight tolerances and uniform dimensions for reliable chambering.
• Durable brass material is engineered to provide more reloads per casing than typical industry offerings, reducing long-term costs.
• Supplied in a sturdy Peterson plastic ammo box that keeps casings organised and protected during storage and transport.
• Made in the U.S.A., giving shooters confidence in quality control and manufacturing standards.
• Small-batch production and rigorous quality inspection help minimise defects and improve reliability in demanding shooting conditions.
• 50-count pack size offers a practical quantity for load development, match preparation, or regular training sessions.
• Clearly headstamped Peterson branding and calibre marking make it easy to identify casings on the bench or at the range.