is it possible

[Eric Leonard]

the 6 BRDX is a better design than the Dasher,,mine is shooting lights out,pretty much same speeds as Dasher but the longer neck makes loading bullets from 68-105 and them shooting really well is a a given

 

[tclaunch]

It is surely possible, not near as many folks have wrung out the BRDX and know its potential. You may bring this to light, as your loads and groups are testament to its potential.

 

[dmoran]

I know 2 winning LR-BR shooters who went from 6Dasher's to 6BRDX's, that are both back on 6Dasher's. Both say it was no better.
Good Luck all the same
Donovan

 

[17VLD]

Anything is possible.I love the Dasher, but always wished the neck was longer.
I love the idea of the BRDX and the idea that people won't accept the status quo
and keep pushing the envelope.The Dasher is like the ppc for long range and is very well established,but that does'nt mean a good man on a good day can't beat it.
Matt

 

[birdog]

That's why they make Dodge, chevy, and ford.
Cumming's has it challengers, but around my neck
of the woods, no equals.
I've followed Sam Hall for years and he has won
with the 6 BR, BRX, BRDX, but the majority of his
records have been with the Dasher.
Same with Rodney Wagner who currently holds the
world record of 0.3xx at 600 yards with the Dasher.

If you check the equipment list of the IBS 1,000 yard
match results the Dasher has in the last 2 years became
the most shot caliber in 1,000 yard competitions.

Also, check the Deep Creek, Missoula, Montana equipment
list. Deep Creek is the hot spot right now for 1,000 yard.
Those guys are setting all kinds of 1,000 yard records
with their dashers.

Look at Richard Schatz and see why he is the 'Prince of Dasher'.

Any caliber can win on any particular day. John Lewis set a
600 yard world record for either light or heavy class with a 308 a few years
ago.

Any 6 BR or BR Improved can win. The BRDX has a long road ahead
to dethrone the DASHER.

But, the road is even longer for a 6.5 x 47.

 

[tclaunch]

http://www.accurateshooter.com/guns-of-week/gunweek079/

 

[tclaunch]

http://www.accurateshooter.com/guns-of-week/gunweek060/

 

[jde650]

Nice, but that was 2005.

 

[boltman223]

Also, check the Deep Creek, Missoula, Montana equipment
list. Deep Creek is the hot spot right now for 1,000 yard.
Those guys are setting all kinds of 1,000 yard records
with their dashers.

Look at Richard Schatz and see why he is the 'Prince of Dasher'

Say the brx or brdx was picked from the beginning, would it have the same track record? And would we see Richard schatz as the 'prince of brx'?

Stuff like this always makes me wonder, was it man or machine? Could these guys have done this with the brx or brdx?

Say the brx or brdx was picked from the beginning, would it have the same track record as a dasher? And would we see Richard schatz as the 'prince of brx'?

 

[savagedasher]

In shooting and all other sports there is a 10 % or less rule. The same 10% will always win 99 % of the time.
Records fit in the same 10 % . Certain clubs have a range that is made where the conditions are better 90% of the time.
The same 10 % will do the winning at any club the go to.
Caliber or cartridge type wont make a difference to the 10 %. Larry