BRs ?

[JEFFPPC]

The BRX does require constant trimming, true statement. After I had the first BRX I found out about the BRDX. I often said it looked like a good option. But I started winning right away with the BRX and I believe in, If it's not broke don't fix it.I am also believer in, It's the Indian not the arrow. Like all else in life you get out of it what you put into it.

 

[SVT_Tactical]

The BRX does require constant trimming, true statement. After I had the first BRX I found out about the BRDX. I often said it looked like a good option. But I started winning right away with the BRX and I believe in, If it's not broke don't fix it.I am also believer in, It's the Indian not the arrow. Like all else in life you get out of it what you put into it.

I dint mind trimming honestly. Seems like an easy aspect to control vs slight variations.

 

[Dimner]

what is the difference between 6br, 6bra, 6brx and 6dasher?

I picked the 6br because it's the easiest to tune and has the longest neck. I will only be shooting at 300 95% of the time.

 

[R.Morehouse]

Staying on top of your trim makes a real difference on target.......I chose the 6 Dasher with Alpha brass and it almost agg's with my 6ppc, which is no small feat....

Regards
Rick

 

[Bob3700]

The BRX does require constant trimming, true statement. After I had the first BRX I found out about the BRDX. I often said it looked like a good option. But I started winning right away with the BRX and I believe in, If it's not broke don't fix it.I am also believer in, It's the Indian not the arrow. Like all else in life you get out of it what you put into it.

Jeff,
how often do I have to trim ur BRX brass? I have enough BRX brass formed that I only trim every third firing. That brass takes me a years worth of shooting and the Girard trimmer makes short work of the trimming task.
I don’t shoot benchrest, gave that up years ago, just prone with a sling. Using irons or a scope, the BRX will shoot as well as I can hold. There is no fault in the rifle, only the shooter.

 

[Bill Norris]

I dint mind trimming honestly. Seems like an easy aspect to control vs slight variations.

Yea, it does grow minimal amounts and I don't mind trimming each time I size it.

 

[JEFFPPC]

Jeff,
how often do I have to trim ur BRX brass? I have enough BRX brass formed that I only trim every third firing. That brass takes me a years worth of shooting and the Girard trimmer makes short work of the trimming task.
I don’t shoot benchrest, gave that up years ago, just prone with a sling. Using irons or a scope, the BRX will shoot as well as I can hold. There is no fault in the rifle, only the shooter.

I gage where to trim my brass by drilling out a primer pocket so I can see where the brass ends visually with a bore scope. I run it as long as I can so I measure every firing and trim every firing.

 

[Infrequent Shooter]

with 6br being the parent case the other wildcats have more case capacity and different shoulder angle

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excellent help

 

[J.D.Erwin]

I gage where to trim my brass by drilling out a primer pocket so I can see where the brass ends visually with a bore scope. I run it as long as I can so I measure every firing and trim every firing.

Never to old to learn thanks JEFFPPC, drilling out the primer pocket.Now I got a project for today.
Aim small / shoot small
Jerry

 

[Murray Brook]

Is there any reason why you wouldn't be as good going in from the muzzle end with the bore scope.

 

[Bob3700]

Many bore scopes aren’t long enough.