The Berger Bullets 4PH6060C delivers precision-manufactured 6mm GT unprimed rifle brass designed for competitive shooters and handloaders demanding consistent performance. Each case undergoes strict quality control to ensure uniform wall thickness and optimal powder capacity for the 6mm GT cartridge.
What Makes This Different
Berger's manufacturing process creates cases with tighter dimensional tolerances than standard brass offerings. The 6mm GT cartridge design provides superior ballistic efficiency compared to traditional 6mm cartridges, delivering flatter trajectories and reduced wind drift. Wall thickness consistency measures within ±0.0005 inches, contributing to shot-to-shot velocity uniformity that competitive shooters require.
Key Features
- Precision-drawn 6mm GT brass optimized for long-range accuracy
- Uniform wall thickness for consistent powder capacity and pressure
- Annealed case necks for proper bullet seating tension
- Flash hole deburring completed during manufacturing
- Compatible with standard large rifle primers
- 100 cases per box for efficient reloading sessions
- Ready for sizing, priming, and loading without additional prep work
The 6mm GT cartridge excels in precision rifle competition where consistent ballistics matter most. Cases maintain structural integrity through multiple reloading cycles when properly sized and maintained. The cartridge's efficient powder column and optimized case capacity deliver excellent barrel life compared to overbore 6mm alternatives. Temperature stability remains consistent across varying environmental conditions.
Technical Specs
- Caliber: 6mm GT (6mm Grendel Tubb)
- Case Type: Unprimed rifle brass
- Primer Pocket: Large rifle primer
- Case Length: 1.515 inches
- Base Diameter: 0.431 inches
- Quantity: 100 cases per box
- Material: High-quality brass alloy
- Manufacturing: Precision drawn and formed
- Country of Origin: United States
Competitive shooters choose Berger brass for its dimensional consistency and reloading longevity. The 6mm GT cartridge's growing popularity in PRS competition stems from its balanced performance characteristics. Quality brass forms the foundation of accurate handloads, making proper case selection essential for achieving sub-MOA precision.