I have seen a bunch of that recently too. Thats good to know.Don't forget IMR4166 it's virtually the same as varget and shoots great and easier to find...I grabbed another 8lb yesterday.
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I have seen a bunch of that recently too. Thats good to know.Don't forget IMR4166 it's virtually the same as varget and shoots great and easier to find...I grabbed another 8lb yesterday.
I have 2 Brs and am only shooting 105 Hybrids and both are great at 30grs of Varget.
I started at I think 28grs of Varget and worked up. I think i did .5gr jumps to 29 and the dropped it down to smaller increments.
Hi, I just ordered a new barrel in 6mmBR. I am still struggling with the choice of powder. VV N140, VV N150, VVN540.
VV in its reloading app provides reloading data on those 3 powders. I plan to shoot at 300m 90gr and 105gr bullets. Which powder would you recommend (I stick to VV, so don't say Varget).
Old post I know, but was this just with a BR? Or bra/brx?How's the accuracy with the 6.5 staball
I’ve wanted to try the VV powders. How’s the temp stability with n540?I use N540 and 10 thousands off lands with the berger hybrids. 1/4 moa
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I've shot it in 90 degrees and 20 degrees. All within 10fps.I’ve wanted to try the VV powders. How’s the temp stability with n540?
Probably won’t be able to get enough into a case to cause any pressure issues, so there’s that.
I've shot it in 90 degrees and 20 degrees. All within 10fps.
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How long is your barrel?I have gathered that I will need a drop tube but I did find some people using it and having great results. Hopefully I can get it to work.
I haven't ever used a drop tube and have zero issues with case capacity with Peterson 6BR brass.I have gathered that I will need a drop tube but I did find some people using it and having great results. Hopefully I can get it to work.
I have a bunch of 108gr ELM match loaded up also. Used my same load as the hybrids. Want to see how they shoot for me.
Doc
Thats good to hear. I bought lapua brass, based on what I have read there is a little more room with lapua over Peterson. Can't wait to get rolling on this. Just waiting for Graf's to get their things in order and ship my dies.I haven't ever used a drop tube and have zero issues with case capacity with Peterson 6BR brass.
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Graf's took almost 3 weeks to get me the new brass I just ordered from them. They are really behind. 18 working day to process orders and ship out.Thats good to hear. I bought lapua brass, based on what I have read there is a little more room with lapua over Peterson. Can't wait to get rolling on this. Just waiting for Graf's to get their things in order and ship my dies.
You need a gauge that will measure to ogive. I'm am 10 thousands off lands at 1.795.What are you guys seeing for oal running 105 hybrid? Just got my new barrel in and it seems really short. I am touching the lands at 2.250”
1.672 with a comparatorYou need a gauge that will measure to ogive. I'm am 10 thousands off lands at 1.795.
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1.672 with a comparator
That is a short ass chamber......did they use a Remington 6BR clambering due to it using lighter bullets. That's crazy short.1.672 with a comparator
Not even sure at the moment. I’ll call tomorrow and figure out whats up.That is a short ass chamber......did they use a Remington 6BR clambering due to it using lighter bullets. That's crazy short.
Doc
Nah, not at all. I loaded a dummy at 1.760 cbto and it chambers just fine. Im using the comparator. I’ll take my bolt apart tomorrow and get a more accurate reading.Are you getting marks on your rounds when you chamber them
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Ok cool. I’ll get a more accurate reading tomorrow.I’m at 1.645” CBTO with Berger 105gr Hybrids
Didnt even think of that. Good catch.All comparators are different. That’s part of what makes them comparators and not absolute measuring tools. Take differences between CBTO measurements between different comparators with a grain of salt. Is in this case, COAL length between two shooter’s loaded rounds might tell more of the story. The variations may be smaller.
That's where mine sit atWell, just threw my hornady oal tool in the trash. Pulled the bolt, firing mech and took out the ejector. Loaded a round long and kept throwing it in until it fell with zero effort.
1.795” cbto
2.392” oal
105 hybrid, lapua brass with .105 freebore.
This is the only way I’m doing it from here on out. Lesson learned.