Prvi 6mm Remington (244 Remington) Brass Bag of 50

I've always had good luck with PRVI brass in my hunting rig.

Did the typical routine with new brass loaded them up & headed to the range. Shot about 20 rnds no problem good brass

Been other brands of 6mm Remington brass and decided to give PPU a try. They fire form in my improved chamber nicely. Better than most of the other brands I have been using. Will buy as long as they are available.

Hard to find 6mm Rem brass.. but here it is

Steve M

I find this Brass to be very good, especially when I have had to re-form 7mm. Mauser to 6mm. Rem. because no one had 6mm. Brass. Thank You Graf for stocking hard to find components!

I have used 8mm Lebel PPU brass to reform into 10.4x47R Italian brass, it worked fine. This time I purchased 6mm Remington PPU brass, I believe the quality is there and the price is very competitive. I have purchased PPU 7.65X53 Argentine ammo before and it was fine. All in all, I am comfortable to recommend PPU brass and ammo. I'll look for PPU 9.3x74R brass/ammo for my next project.

Hard to find brass fits the .custom made 244 I inherited from my Dad. Good quality brass.
Graf and Sons is been my go to for reloading supplies

This is good quality brass, and I appreciate the company continuing to make available calibers that the major American manufacturers are now ignoring, as well as some European calibers such as 9.3×62. Good job to graf’s on fast shipping too.

Bought in 6mm Rem, which is almost impossible to find. I like the caliber as the J9 Herter's homebuilt rifle was a present from my grandfather when I was a teenager. I am now 67. I first bought preloaded PPU 6mm from Graf and Sons, which shot fine. Never had a problem at all. Time come to replace damaged or lost brass. Only choice was to reload as I had be doing to the earlier brass. Several places list 6mm but no one has it. I only occasionally shoot this rifle now so this makes a reasonable and affordable solution

The Prvi brass is just as good as the other brands. Have never had any problems with it. Grafs has the best prices and they stock the not so popular caliber brass.

This is my second PPU caliber purchase. I'm finding the consistent quality to be exceptionally good given the lower price point of PPU brass. Graf's does an excellent job with packaging. I've noticed many other vendors have resorted to saving money by using inadequate packing material and/or flimsy containers. The condition of the package upon arrival is an important factor which drives my vendor choice. I would not hesitate to buy more PPU again or anything else from Graf's.

Good Brass Fired Once No Sign Of Any Problems!

Great looking brass. Loaded a box of 20 with one of my standard loads--no issues. Haven't fired them yet (I don't do winter weather like I used to) but don't expect any problems. It's good to see 6mm Rem. brass available at a reasonable price. Now if I could just get PPU or Starline to make brass for .250 & .300 Savage!

Good brass and products, in general. I have been reloading PPU brass for years without any issues.

Most uniform brass i have ever purchased. Case neck thickness required no trimming. Case weight varied no more than half a grain. Reloaded twice, cleaned, annealed, resized. Loaded 3 more times cleaned, annealed, resized then checked length. No trimming required. superb brass!

Developed a load for my 6mm using brass from another manufacturer. I checked the usual suppliers and Prvi Partisan was the only brass to be found, so I thought I would try it. When received I neck sized, uniformed primer pockets and trimming to length. Of 50 I discarded 5 because the primer pockets were so deep the uniformer would not reach the bottom of the pocket. The case necks were very thin a smaller bushing was needed for the neck sizing die.
I loaded the Prvi Brass with a charge used many times in other brands of brass and, as often as not, my bolt would stick shut from excessive expansion of this brass. It would have required FL resizing every reload. I’m not a fan.

Glad to find 6 mm Remington brass in stock.

Visual inspection followed by loading then performance is pleasing. I shoot both 6mm and 6mm AI. Primer pockets are very uniform, no off-center flash holes, I fire form the 6mm AI, turn necks for both and use moderately hot loads and get up to 7 loads per case. Toss up between PPU & Hornady but superior to Winchester.

I fireform 6MM Rem brass in my 6MM Imp chamber and was having a tough time finding the parent brass. Saw the PP brass and decided to try some. I've heard both good and bad stories about it but you never know until you try it. In raw form, it measures exactly the same as my Remington, Winchester and Hornady brass does. I saw no difference in the loading process either. Haven't shot it enough to know how many reloads I will get out of it but will buy some more down the road.

Been using PPU brass for several calibers for over ten years.