nakneker, Sherm knows what he is talking about. I've seen groups from his .20BR Imp at a 100 yds also. Under .1"!!20BRA all the way, here's mine forming brass at 665 yards.
That just sounds like a lot of fun to me. I bought the bullets a couple years ago figuring I’d build a rifle just for them at some point. The time has come. I’m a huge fan of the 6BR and all of its variants, I’ve had a few and it’s one of my favorite cases for sure. I’m leaning 20GT this time just for something a bit different I think, nothing is etched in stone though.I think a 20 Dasher or 20 GT is probably at a limit where extra powder is resulting in a disproportionately smaller amount of speed.
The 55gn Berger is a phenomenal bullet. My 20 Vartarg is a 9 twist and shoots them at ~3100fps. It has teased 1.25” groups at 600 yards on many occasions. I know a handful of guys were campaigning 20 BRs in 600yd BR with the 55gn and getting great results.
Thanks Gabe!Mag feed-
20BR
20GT
20X47L
20-250
1-9” twist all needed w/ 55gr
I have no experience on mag feeding- mine all single fed- only takes 1 shot to do the job..
Single fed- 20BRAI
all need to sling 55gr… you will loose primer pockets there also-
I’d say which ever you choose- be sure you can get unlimited brass… them pockets first to go !!!
…….There’s my opinion….
The 20-222 is a sweatheart of a 20 cal. A 20 GT would make for a great new addition and compliment the other 20's you already have.I’m leaning 20GT this time just for something a bit different I think, nothing is etched in stone though.
I really enjoy the 20-222, so easy and fun, I’m using 39 grain BKs out of it, lethal.
I hope you're not wasting shooting like that on paper,lots of varmints would appreciate that type of grouping.This is at 100 yards after I built it in 2016
You better have a suitcase of chambered up barrels because you would need them with that case in a 20 cal, a BR case is big enough.Holy smokes, 22-6.5 prc made me smile! Come on, make it 20-6.5 prc and send it!
I think the answer lies in the idea of "more than enough" for one user, leaves the next user wondering if the next bigger case will be better?For discussion…what would a 20 GT offer over a 20BR variant? If the BR case offers more than enough case capacity and users are backing off their charge for accuracy, wouldn’t the GT case be too much excess???
I know some have smoked barrels in about 3-400 rounds in 20-250.I think the answer lies in the idea of "more than enough" for one user, leaves the next user wondering if the next bigger case will be better?
Long ago, many were using the 22-250 brass and going up to the bullet's limits. Maybe there is a Goldilocks case somewhere between Dasher/BRA and the 22-250?
My thought would be that the GT is just a tad longer and would feed better than a 20BR variant. I know mags have come a long ways and there are a lot of BR variant chamberings feeding just fine but I do think the GT case would help ensure that it does feed well. Thats would be main interest in using a GT case, that and not very many people have them, I like that too.For discussion…what would a 20 GT offer over a 20BR variant? If the BR case offers more than enough case capacity and users are backing off their charge for accuracy, wouldn’t the GT case be too much excess???