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The .33 XC is a new caliber designed for Extreme Long Range shooting.

In an article on New Brass in Handloader magazine, author John Barsness explained; “many handloaders, obsessed with accuracy ...

The annual King of 2 Miles (Ko2M) competition was a success again this year, and once again Peterson Cartridge figured promin ...

Pittsburgh, PA (June, 2019) - Peterson Cartridge Co. of Pittsburgh, PA announces the successful completion of the tool packs ...

Peterson Cartridge Company was proud to step in as a US-based manufacturing partner with the talented team at Prime Ammunitio ...

Indianapolis, IN (April25, 2019) Today, at the NRA Annual Meeting and Exhibits in Indianapolis, IN, Peterson Cartridge Co. of ...

Peterson Cartridge Co. of Pittsburgh, PA announced the availability of its new .22 Creedmoor casings.

In January 2019, we had the honor of sponsoring the inaugural ELR Southeast Match at The Arena Training Facility in Blakely, Georgia. The 2,300-acre multipurpose training complex hosted 27 shooter/spotter teams, who competed in two divisions.

Precision Rifle Series (PRS) LLC., the preeminent precision rifle organization in the world, dedicated to the promotion and growth of the sport of competitive precision rifle shooting, is thrilled to welcome Peterson Cartridge as the Official Brass of the 2019 Precision Rifle Series Season.

For those of you who aren’t familiar, there is an annual extreme long distance shooting competition called King of 2 miles (KO2M). This year was the third year for the event.

Being in the ammo business you tend to notice every time people use gun or ammo related analogies in their every-day speech. It is surprising how prevalent it is.  For no particular reason, a year or two ago, we started writing them down onto what became our Master List of Shooting Analogies.

Recently one of our employees was at the range and other shooters began to gather around his bench. Of course he presumed it was because of his prowess as a marksman. But instead of asking for his autograph or his expert advice, they asked him, “Where did you get that box?!”