6 BRX

[Cheechako]

I'm trying to get a couple of fire-formed cases for the BRX for a project I'm working on. Can anybody help. I have money.

Ray

 

[Forum Boss]

Ray,

If nobody chimes in, give Rick Beginski a call. He's done up some BRXs lately, though at least one was a 22 BRX if I recall.

Rick Beginski
10132 63rd PL. W
Mukilteo, WA 98275
Email: RWBPLF@AOL.com
Phone:,425) 349-5043

 

[Cheechako]

Moderator

Yep, I know Rick. I'll give him a call.

I thought the BRX was a popular round and that I would get a lot of responses. I guess the "Improved" versions of the BR are where the guys are going.

Thanks,

Ray

 

[Forum Boss]

There may be more Dashers than BRXs out there, but I think the performance is nearly identical. With the Dasher and its 40-deg shoulder you get very stable brass. Downside is the price of custom dies. With the BRX you can use standard seating dies and you can get by with a standard FL sizing die if you don't run your loads too hot. Though eventually most guys get a custom FL or body die so they can size farther down the base.

Mark Schronce is running two BRX guns now and he is very happy with them. He tried a 6XC but he says the BRX shoots tighter with fewer brass issues.

FYI, there is a BRX diagram on our Case diagram page" http://www.6mmbr.citymaker.com/i/Tech%20Diagrams/6BRX.png

This is a custom print I made up, measuring off fired samples Bob Crone gave to me. The shoulder dimension may be a little bigger than what you get from Beginski.

 

[MarkS]

Cheechako,
If you have not found any BRX cases. Send me an Email with your address.

Mark Schronce
varmint@psknet.com

 

[olympian]

I am interested in getting a barrel chambered in 6 BRX. Who do you guys with them recommend that I contact?

Thanks

 

[SnakeEye]

Here's a good place to chamber to a 6 BRX

Richard's Custom Rifles

SnakeEye
Varmints For Fun

 

[GT Accuracy]

I have 100 fireformed cases from my recent Richards Custom Rifle built 6 brx i could send you a few

here are some pics:

 

[Forum Boss]

GGT--

Nice looking rifle!

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