6BR- Ackley Improved 40 degree

[Phil]

Gentleman I need some ideas where to get resizing die for the 6mmbr 30improved degree I am going to play with temporarily I can improvise overcome an adapt but if it works good I would like the proper set up I don't think Harrell precision can provide what I need thanks. P.S I will contact an send cases to make a reamer to PT&G for a gauge an reamer.

Seater can be made from a Wilson blank, or one of their stainless dies and your reamer....

Sizing dies...Whidden, Neil Jones, Warner tool.......Etc.

 

[Grimstod]

Gentleman I need some ideas where to get resizing die for the 6mmbr 30improved degree I am going to play with temporarily I can improvise overcome an adapt but if it works good I would like the proper set up I don't think Harrell precision can provide what I need thanks. P.S I will contact an send cases to make a reamer to PT&G for a gauge an reamer.

Not really sure what you are talking about. Is this a 30cal BRA?

 

[kneedtospeed]

Lengthened 6mm. 30° shoulder

 

[Stan Taylor]

Seater can be made from a Wilson blank, or one of their stainless dies and your reamer....

Sizing dies...Whidden, Neil Jones, Warner tool.......Etc.

That's a great thank you sir I will proceed that direction if this case pans out to be a good one thanks again for info

 

[Terry Altom]

Gentleman I need some ideas where to get resizing die for the 6mmbr 30degree improved I am going to play with temporarily I can improvise overcome an adapt but if it works good I would like the proper set up I don't think Harrell precision can provide what I need thanks. P.S I will contact an send cases to make a reamer to PT&G for a gauge an reamer.

For temporary/exploratory use, an undersized Wilson neck sizing die modified with your reamer should suffice. You should be able to pick up a used one for a reasonable cost. Wilson dies and an arbor press make load development at the range much easier.

If you're looking for good well fitting sizing dies, I'd go to Whidden first.

 

[swd]

Gentleman I need some ideas where to get resizing die for the 6mmbr 30degree improved I am going to play with temporarily I can improvise overcome an adapt but if it works good I would like the proper set up I don't think Harrell precision can provide what I need thanks. P.S I will contact an send cases to make a reamer to PT&G for a gauge an reamer.

Just load on 6BR dies held off like us BRX guys do.

 

[Stan Taylor]

Just load on 6BR dies held off like us BRX guys do.

Yes sir that is my intention to use the 6 6mmbr dies temporarily if the case pans out I will contact whidden probably will discuss my options with them today thanks for your support on this from all of you gentleman.

 

[swd]

Yes sir that is my intention to use the 6 6mmbr dies temporarily if the case pans out I will contact whidden probably will discuss my options with them today thanks for your support on this from all of you gentleman.

You can use them permanently as long as you have another die like a small base 308 to occasionally size the web area.

 

[Stan Taylor]

You can use them permanently as long as you have another die like a small base 308 to occasionally size the web area.

Good info thanks.

 

[Terry Altom]

Finally got to form a couple cases with my new 6BRAI. 6BR in the middle flanked by my formed cases. Just measured 39.3gn h2o capacity.

 

[kvd]

Finally got to form a couple cases with my new 6BRAI.

Nice looking cases. Were those formed in a cut down Dasher die, custom die or fire formed?

 

[Terry Altom]

Nice looking cases. Were those formed in a cut down Dasher die, custom die or fire formed?

Thanks. Those are four times fired with only neck sizing. I'm using a .463" shoulder so I expect to need a custom sizing die. I wanted cases that matched the chamber as close as possible, hence firing four times.

 

[ngb1787]

Ok folks time to go shoot those bra’s, the bra is only as good as the person behind the rifle, have fun out there!

 

[Thauglor]

I'm looking at a 6br variant for silhouette shooting. With 105/110 grain bullets for the rams, @ 2600 fps, stay with the normal 6br or the 6 br-ai?

 

[Alex Wheeler]

I'm looking at a 6br variant for silhouette shooting. With 105/110 grain bullets for the rams, @ 2600 fps, stay with the normal 6br or the 6 br-ai?

Id stay with the BR

 

[Thauglor]

Id stay with the BR

Was hoping you would reply. When I get the funds put together, will be contacting you.

Thanks

 

[BT1]

Id stay with the BR

Used to shoot a lot of HP silhouette back in the day. Started with a .308 then switched to a 243, 105s and a hot load. Center mass hits on the rams often would only rock them. Luck for me, I seldom hit center mass. Usually head, butt or foot, so they would tip over. If they do not fall you get a "0". Something to consider. Not any problem with the closer, smaller targets.

Steve

 

[steve123]

Used to shoot a lot of HP silhouette back in the day. Started with a .308 then switched to a 243, 105s and a hot load. Center mass hits on the rams often would only rock them. Luck for me, I seldom hit center mass. Usually head, butt or foot, so they would tip over. If they do not fall you get a "0". Something to consider. Not any problem with the closer, smaller targets.

Steve

I agree with the knocking the rams over part. 6x47L with 115's going 3050 fps should help fix that.

 

[Thauglor]

I am aware of the issues at rams with the 6mm bullets for now gonna go with the 6br for the lighter recoil. Thanks though

 

[BT1]

I am aware of the issues at rams with the 6mm bullets for now gonna go with the 6br for the lighter recoil. Thanks though

Ya, I agree. If I were to start up again, it would be a Dasher. Main reason for the Dasher? Accuracy and low recoil. 6BR or a bra second choice.