Has anyone heard of a 6 BR with a 32 degree shoulder

[Mr.Spradlin]

i have recieved a set of Forgreens reamers (fin and resize) that are marked 6 BR 32 degrees.
Has anyone used this design?
Did it work well?

Thanks
Matt

 

[Phil]

I fail to see the benefit of 2 degrees......................


What am I missing????

 

[Mr.Spradlin]

I fail to see the benefit of 2 degrees......................


What am I missing????

I dont know. Thats why I am asking the question.

 

[RGRobinett]

i have recieved a set of Forgreens reamers (fin and resize) that are marked 6 BR 32 degrees.
Has anyone used this design?
Did it work well?

Thanks
Matt

Certain that it's not 3.2 degree (included) throat angle? Just a question. RG

 

[Mr.Spradlin]

Certain that it's not 3.2 degree (included) throat angle? Just a question. RG

I didnt see a . Between the 3 and the 2. But you maybe right. These were Denny Andrews old reamers. He also wrote BR LAPUA on the plastic tube he kept them in.

 

[17VLD]

You could call it the 6 Javelina
Matt

 

[17VLD]

I have always wondered why Vern OBrien and the A&M rifle company came up with a 32 degree shoulder for the 17 Javelina unlike the 30 for the 17Mach1V.Perhaps it slowed the neck from growing or allowed a little more powder room,or maybe they just wanted to be different.I have heard of a friend who had gotten some dies marked 17 Javelina that where misbuilt with a 30 degree shoulder,the die maker did exchange them for him.
Your reamers sound interesting and I think I would be tempted to chamber a barrel with them and see what happens,the only question now is 7.5 or 14 twist?
Matt