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6mm ppc

I believe the only V-max bullet you could shoot with a 14 twist in the PPC would be the 58 gr one. I have used it in my 6mm ppc USA and got good results but the 58 gr bullet of choice in my rifle is the Barnes 58 gr Varmintor. I use it with N-133 and Fed 205 primer in a Norma case. Shoots in the mid 2's when I do my part. Other powders that I have used and worked well were H-322, Benchmark, LT-32 and AA-2015.
 
6BR reins over the PPC mainly because of brass availability correct ?
That's an understatement~!!!! When I was looking for brass all I could find was fired brass. I don't know what kind of reamer was used to cut the chamber in my early 80s built 6PPC, but every one of those formerly fired pieces had to have the houlders redone so that they would chamber in my rifle, and the cartridge lengths were all over the map. Lots of work!!
 
6BR reins over the PPC mainly because of brass availability correct ?

I would say the 6 BR (And its variants.) is the most popular cartridge for people who frequent this forum.

If you were to visit Benchrest Central the 6 BR is barely mentioned. It is all about the 6 PPC (And its variants.)

Out to 300 yards I shoot mostly the PPC. Beyond 300 it's a BR. The right tool for the job.
 
I believe the only V-max bullet you could shoot with a 14 twist in the PPC would be the 58 gr one. I have used it in my 6mm ppc USA and got good results but the 58 gr bullet of choice in my rifle is the Barnes 58 gr Varmintor. I use it with N-133 and Fed 205 primer in a Norma case. Shoots in the mid 2's when I do my part. Other powders that I have used and worked well were H-322, Benchmark, LT-32 and AA-2015.
Murray, how far off the lands are you with the 58. I shoot 64 bergers 5 off in my Sakos and theres only about .075 of the bullet in the neck.
 
In my Sako PPC I couldn't get to the lands with this bullet to take a measurement . After several bullet depth tests my best CBTO was 1.663 using the Hornady comparator. ( OAL of 2.009) As an example in my Sako with the 64 Berger touch for me is CBTO 1.756. (OAL 2.210) Where I am fortunate is it seem my rifle likes jump. Even when I can get to the lands with certain bullets they shoot better with jump.
 
thanks,will try the 65 grain in my gun.its a kelby built 1/14 twist barrel that geage built himself i understand.350 rounds through it when i bought it.built around 1995.
 

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