Grimstod
Machinist, Designer, and Shooter.
6cm= Tacticooooool guysNormally I don't pull the cult of personality card but,
John Whidden=243
David Tubb= 6xc
6br= TONS OF GUYS
6BRA=Bart Sauer and TONS OF GUYS
6cm = who?
6cm= Tacticooooool guysNormally I don't pull the cult of personality card but,
John Whidden=243
David Tubb= 6xc
6br= TONS OF GUYS
6BRA=Bart Sauer and TONS OF GUYS
6cm = who?
Normally I don't pull the cult of personality card but,
John Whidden=243
David Tubb= 6xc
6br= TONS OF GUYS
6BRA=Bart Sauer and TONS OF GUYS
6cm = who?
243 Win ...................................... introduced in 1955.
6XC .. designed by David Tubb, so of course he shoots it, and very well too, and in use for around 20 years now. The XC moreover follows on from many previous experiments with the 250 Savage case necked down to 6mm one even used by USAMU in the 1960s.
6BR two, three generations of use in various forms since the first necking down experiments with Frank Barnes 308 X 1.5" wildcat in the early 1960s. The 6mm BR Norma variant was introduced in 1996 and this kicked off a massive expansion in its development and use.
6BRA ........ an adaptation of the 6BR, one of many over the years. Without belittling the BRA or its users, minor variations to 6BRs come and go, come into and go out of fashion just like the many minor variants of the PPC in use in short-range BR.
6mm Hornady Creedmoor ............. introduced 2016 (?), 2017 (?).
It's maybe a mite early to say anything about its long-term success or otherwise. It has two pluses that give it a good start - the sheer amount of interest in the Creedmoors means there will be lots of attention and development, and secondly / crucially it meets the essential prerequisite for a successful accuracy cartridge of having very good brass available given the number of companies making quality versions of the parent 6.5 version in both large and small primer form.
I have never seen a 6mm bigger than a dasher that would agg with a dasher or smaller case.
The dasher is on the top end of case capacity for agging in my opinion, seems like some days its over the top. I think this is why we are seeing so much success with the improved cases lately. At the top level, small things matter. The grinch and others based off the grendel case look interesting as well.Now, there's truth indeed. One has to be very careful in using the word 'ultimate' in any aspect of rifle shooting, but challengers come and go and no matter what they achieve elsewhere, the Dasher combination still seems to retain its 'ultimate' accolade for BR other than in the short-range game.
Very interesting Alex. (I shoot the 'straight 6BR' and after a lot of cogitation have decided to stay with it despite siren calls from various improved versions.)
Get your feet wet ...6 BR Imp. you will never go back to a BR...... LOL.... jim
I think some guy won both the 6 match group and 6 match score aggs at Williamsport this past season with a 6 x 47 lapua ? ? ? ? ?With Lapua brass, small primer, ability to seat 105s up the neck and fit in a magazine, I think this is a great little case. It will be popular. Its not a Benchrest cartridge and was not meant to be. I have never seen a 6mm bigger than a dasher that would agg with a dasher or smaller case. I do not believe a 6 creed with shoot with a 6br,BRA,Dasher, but we will have one shooting our 1k matches next I hear so we will have to see. The 6x47 has been tried in the past, its shoots great, just not small enough to best a BR based case on an agg.
I was lucky enough too avoid that '' 6x47 Lapua '' on my relays, Very, Very nice shooting Mike !I think some guy won both the 6 match group and 6 match score aggs at Williamsport this past season with a 6 x 47 lapua ? ? ? ? ?
6cm= Tacticooooool guys
Now that was good. I commend you Laurie,you have an open mind...and it very apparent you know what you are talking about...and you also set folks straight in a polite manor.Oh dear, you must be a bit torn up here Grimstod. On the one hand you hate anything with the Creedmoor name in it. On the other hand, you worship anything with the word Lapua in it. .......... and why are people looking at 6mm Creedmoor? Well because it is in the same capacity / performance bracket as the 6mm Long Dasher and 6-6.5X47 Lapua AI, 6XC and suchlike but as a factory round ... and the clinching factor is 6.5 Creedmoor Lapua manufactured small primer brass that becomes 6mm with a single pass through the smaller version's sizing die. Throw in some new very high BC heavier bullets such as the 110gn SMK that the larger case can handle better, likewise being better able to handle 115s than the smaller sixes .....
Sweet nightmares, my friend!