It means it's made to shoot 284 (7mm) out of the box and doesn't require any necking up, thereby preserving proper neck and shoulder dimensions from the get-go, no real need to fireform if you don't want to PLUS far less chance of donuts showing up or at least showing up in any meaningful way. I'm sure there's other things I'm not thinking of too.I have a .284win rifle that I dont shoot a lot (unfortunately).
When I shoot, I used Lapua 6,5-284 brass that I opened the mouth on the press. It worked great.
Sorry for the dumb question, but what are the changes on "new" Lapua 284 brass from the previous 6,5-284 Lapua brass? And what are the consequences for a reloader.
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A few more dimensions since I know people will ask.
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Mile High had some earlier today.Is it in stock anywhere?
I think the first run is gone now. Graf’s, Creedmoor Sports, and Powder Valley all list it now.Is it in stock anywhere?
Thank you F-Class John!It means it's made to shoot 284 (7mm) out of the box and doesn't require any necking up, thereby preserving proper neck and shoulder dimensions from the get-go, no real need to fireform if you don't want to PLUS far less chance of donuts showing up or at least showing up in any meaningful way. I'm sure there's other things I'm not thinking of too.
First off I am in no way an expert when it comes to building reamers so I’m simply telling you what I use and then it works for me.Two question;John if you were building a new 284 win would you choose the new 284 Lapua brass or Petetson?
Secondly would you change reamer dimensions for particular brass? The reamer that I have on order from JGS is .502 at the .200 mark. Is this going to be too big for the new Lapua brass?
What size reamer to be used on a new 284 match barrel you think?Looks like a whole new reamer is needed for them at the .2 line.
People that have a chamber for 6.5x284 lapua brass will be opening primer pockets rather quickly even with mild loads as it’s .5 at the .2 line