6 brx die

[JEFFPPC]

Crone, if its not broke, don't fix it. Here is a very important note. Your dealing with a short neck. Seat your bullet of choice in a dummy case with the pressure ring at the midpoint of the neck. Have your smith throat your chamber so you can just see a tiny tick mark on the bullet from the lands. Plenty of room to tune either way. If you use the same reamer for every barrel you will find barrel to barrel they tune extremely close.

 

[Kracken McGraw]

I understand that...

From just my reading, I understand the GT will require very little trimming of brass while shooting. Is it a lot better on this than the BR variations?

 

[Bob3700]

I have a Crone BRX reamer. Have shot it in at least 6 bbls from 300-1000 yds. And love it. A more efficient cartridge u will be hard to find. A lot of 6mm cartridges will shoot 105-107 gr bullets right around 3000 fps, but few will do it with only 33 gr of powder.
I feel it is the best 0-600 yd cartridge u can have. Out to 1000 yds, it will shoot with any if the wind is low. I did have Whidden make a custom BRX sizing die and that streamlined my loading process.

 

[JLT]

From just my reading, I understand the GT will require very little trimming of brass while shooting. Is it a lot better on this than the BR variations?

I have no experience with the GT, but I love my Dashers. The 40-degree shoulder keeps trimming to a minimum. I like that. Trimming brass is the only part of the reloading process that I find objectionable.