Hello everybody.
You see, here in Sweden we have a classification system for all rifle calibers that are allowed for hunting.
We have four different groups/classes and, depending on the ft-lbs, they are legal for different game.
For example, the 308 win is a class one caliber and that means it´s allowed for every species that you are allowed to hunt in Sweden.
But, for instance the 243 win is considered a class two caliber and then you are allowed to shoot game up to and including roe deer but not the biggest species like elk, bear and red stag.
Over to my problem, apparently I´m the first one in Sweden who wants to build a 6x47 Lapua, at least for hunting, and therefor it´s not classified yet. I talked to "the Man" in charge today, and he told me to send him all reloading data I have on hand and then he would help me out.
I have some data with 105 grain bullets but nothing with the lighter ones. So all the data with bullets in the 55-90 grain segment will be highly appreciated, and please include the velocity if possible.
Regards
Rolf, Sweden
You see, here in Sweden we have a classification system for all rifle calibers that are allowed for hunting.
We have four different groups/classes and, depending on the ft-lbs, they are legal for different game.
For example, the 308 win is a class one caliber and that means it´s allowed for every species that you are allowed to hunt in Sweden.
But, for instance the 243 win is considered a class two caliber and then you are allowed to shoot game up to and including roe deer but not the biggest species like elk, bear and red stag.
Over to my problem, apparently I´m the first one in Sweden who wants to build a 6x47 Lapua, at least for hunting, and therefor it´s not classified yet. I talked to "the Man" in charge today, and he told me to send him all reloading data I have on hand and then he would help me out.
I have some data with 105 grain bullets but nothing with the lighter ones. So all the data with bullets in the 55-90 grain segment will be highly appreciated, and please include the velocity if possible.
Regards
Rolf, Sweden