6 Dasher 105 RDF/ H4350

[boltfluter]

Adam,

What primers are you running? Great shooting as usual.

Paul

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[ab_bentley]

Adam,

What primers are you running? Great shooting as usual.

Paul

www.boltfluting.com

Thanks Paul, for the first time in a few years, CCI450. I've been using FED GMM but with the scarcity of them I tried these again.

Adam

 

[cmillard]

very nice. and people out there said that 4350 was too slow to work in the dasher. I think that proved them wrong.

 

[CaptainMal]

Savageshooter has been doing that same thing with H4350 for a few years. He also gets velocity higher than anything I can do with Varget and shoots very well. Other locals have tried with some success. I know, I tried also.

No matter how long my drop tube, the powder has to be entered in that tube a little at a time. That takes time, lots of it. Even when I did that, many of the seated bullets backed out after seating.

Reports have been it's easier on throats and does not carbon foul like Varget. If you can get the bullets to seat and hold, that load can be great.

 

[racesnake]

I'm getting the same amount of h4350 in my 6brx with a 6" drop tube.
D-

 

[jakelly]

Is the H4350 hard on the throats like it is in the bigger 6s?

 

[normmatzen]

I don't think you really need a longer jump.

If you carefully measure the RDF bullets, with the same jump as your old bullet,you will see the RDF does not extend into the case as as far as your old bullet.
I carefully increased the powder charge based on careful QuickLoad runs till the velocity was the same with the RDF as it was with my old bullet.

So, as the RDF doesn't extend as far into the case, the effective case volume gets larger which decreases the chamber pressure. By seating deep for longer jump, you are simply making the effective case volume the same with both bullets.

My 6BRX burning IMR4320 with a slight bit larger powder charge (0.3gr) gives me the same barrel tune I got with the old bullets (A_MAX).

 

[Cool Tool]

very nice. and people out there said that 4350 was too slow to work in the dasher. I think that proved them wrong.

I am very much skeptic about the velocity part about this post in the next few days weather permitting I will test that powder charge not so much for accuracy but the velocity.

 

[JamesnTN]

I shot out a barrel solely using H4350 in 1000 rounds with H4350 so I don't feel it's easier on the throats as some may suspect.

 

[ab_bentley]

I shot out a barrel solely using H4350 in 1000 rounds with H4350 so I don't feel it's easier on the throats as some may suspect.

6 Dasher?

 

[JamesnTN]

6 Dasher?

Yea the 6 Dasher

 

[AckleymanII]

Adam, is this long drop tube how you were able to get such good velocities out of the 22 Dasher with the 80g?

 

[JamesnTN]

Adam, is this long drop tube how you were able to get such good velocities out of the 22 Dasher with the 80g?

36.0 grains of H4350 yielded me 3400 fps from my 22 Dasher

 

[ab_bentley]

Adam, is this long drop tube how you were able to get such good velocities out of the 22 Dasher with the 80g?

No, the copious amounts of XBR8208 was.

 

[Phil]

36.0 grains of H4350 yielded me 3400 fps from my 22 Dasher

Me likey......

 

[AckleymanII]

Thanks Adam and James!@

 

[ab_bentley]

Those RDFs are going great to 1k, spot on fps and accuracy was amazing. My dad, who isn't a long rang shooter, put down a few 3 shot groups in the 1-2" range @ 700yds and 500yds today. I was really impressed with these "blems".

Adam

 

[Cool Tool]

Well Saturday we are supposed to have decent temps I will see if 4350 will give these magic velocities .

 

[CaptainMal]

SavageDasher gets 3,080 fps with 30" bbl.in Dasher using that 36.5 gr. load with 105 Hybrids. I did it also but just could not hold seating depth. Any significant amount of powder less, that would not push the bullet up and the velocity dropped too much.

Thinking some people are using "creative" chronographs.

 

[6MMsteve]

4320 shoot ok in a Dasher you think