6br dummy rounds

[86hand]

Ordered a 6br barrel from NSS. Going to be a walking predator rifle 22 inch suppressed 10t. I need to make dummy rounds for this chamber but I really hate to sacrifice new Lapua brass for this. Does anyone have 3 end of life cases they would sell me to make dummy rounds? thanks

 

[NorCalMikie]

Just a heads up!! Seems like there was an issue of NSS chambering a "Remington" 6BR chamber and NOT a Lapua/Norma chamber not too long ago so be aware of that ahead of time. May cause problems if you're not on top of it. Might double check, just in case.

 

[searcher]

Seems that with today's postage costs - mailing a few cases by themselves costs almost as much as buying them.

 

[86hand]

thanks.. I just double checked the invoice and it says Norma for the case gauges and the barrel/reamer.
This is my first 6br and my intentions were to use it as a midrange prs style training rifle fun gun since I have no prs skills. I wanted to use it to refine my fundamentals without burning though 6.5 supplies for appox. 70% of my shooting and fall to winter coyote rifle to replace the 6x6.8 suppressed that I have been using. The barrel is 22 inches and I am struggling with muzzle diameter. I ordered the .730 but I am thinking of changing it to .830.

 

[NorCalMikie]

The barrel is 22 inches and I am struggling with muzzle diameter. I ordered the .730 but I am thinking of changing it to .830.

Thin is IN but fat is where it's AT. I've got a thing for straight pipes. The fatter the better.

 

[Wild Willy]

I can hook you up with the brass, shoot me a PM with your info...WW

 

[86hand]

I have a member that sent me 6 but this part is interesting... he said the brass came back bc of an incomplete address. He pealed the usps sticker on someone at usps with a sharpie changed my zip code!!! So wtf usps? Who where and why???

 

[86hand]

Thin is IN but fat is where it's AT. I've got a thing for straight pipes. The fatter the better.

Well it can't be too fat bc I will walk and stalk coyotes with it, just not in 90 to 100 degrees here in Texas