GAP 6.5 Creedmoor neck bushing size?
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I'm using a .286 bushing in my maten build. I'm getting .290 loaded. A .287 bushing would probably be fine in a bolt gun.
Thanks for the responses so far.
I guess, I should clarify this is a bolt gun. I measured factory loaded hornady rounds at .292? I read somewhere your bushing should be approximately .002 less than a loaded cartridge. Although, from the responses here that may be wrong? Perhaps, the chambers are a little tighter?
Kind regards,
Jared
I guess, I should clarify this is a bolt gun. I measured factory loaded hornady rounds at .292? I read somewhere your bushing should be approximately .002 less than a loaded cartridge. Although, from the responses here that may be wrong? Perhaps, the chambers are a little tighter?
Kind regards,
Jared
Loaded rounds that I've measured come out to be around 0.290"....I guess YMMV.
I use 0.288" in my GAP, but would like to also give 0.287" a try at a later date.
I would only go down to 0.286" for gas-guns though.
I use 0.288" in my GAP, but would like to also give 0.287" a try at a later date.
I would only go down to 0.286" for gas-guns though.
Quick update.
My calipers were not zeroed when I measured the loaded rounds. I came back with .290 for factory Hornady loads after I zeroed, which falls in line with what kvwpwr and thrusty mentioned. Midway only has the .287 in stock right now...so I guess that's what I'm going to start with.
Thank you for all of your responses.
Kind regards,
Jared
My calipers were not zeroed when I measured the loaded rounds. I came back with .290 for factory Hornady loads after I zeroed, which falls in line with what kvwpwr and thrusty mentioned. Midway only has the .287 in stock right now...so I guess that's what I'm going to start with.
Thank you for all of your responses.
Kind regards,
Jared
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