Hell, I use to run 29.9gr of 4895 in my BR. Never had problems even on hot days.
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Depending on bullet and barrel length, that'll likely land you high 2700 low 2800 velocity wise. I run 30.6gr with a 109 at 2850fps.I am about to start reloading 6mm BRA. Has anyone here tried running 30.0 gr of varget and a 105gn-110gr bullet?
I am about to start reloading 6mm BRA. Has anyone here tried running 30.0 gr of varget and a 105gn-110gr bullet?
I’m curious why you suggest that? For mag feeding or just lack of faff?If you wanted to run in a lower velocity range, the straight-up 6BR would be a better choice.
I’m curious why you suggest that? For mag feeding or just lack of faff?
I ran 8208 mostly, but 30gn of varget in BRA is a safe starting point.
The main reason to go with a BRA over a BR is to pick up extra case capacity for either velocity pickup or the ability to more effectively use heavier projectiles (or both). Both are essentially the same as it relates to consistency (excellent). If you use Lapua brass, and you want to use Lapua brass, you "pay" for the BRA by having to fireform. Not that it's a heavy price to pay, but it's an extra step you have to go through.
Mag feeding doesn't come into play if you have the right action and mags.
Aside from the one time fire form, I don't really see a downside to the BRA.