Let's talk about twist on 6br

[NC/Br Shooter]

I haven't read all these posts but they is a world of difference between. .2 inch groups and true 0.0something groups. Of multiple occurrences
Which normally takes a slower twist barrel. Not saying a 8 twist won't do it. Just that the 13.5 twist can get it done more often with good tune

 

[gunsandgunsmithing]

I haven't read all these posts but they is a world of difference between. .2 inch groups and true 0.0something groups. Of multiple occurrences
Which normally takes a slower twist barrel. Not saying a 8 twist won't do it. Just that the 13.5 twist can get it done more often with good tune

Yes, there is. There is also a lot of difference in the internet and in the real world. But if something wins with any consistency at all in any registered short range BR discipline, it's real. There's no faking your way though that game and if it ain't up to par, you can't luck your way into winning in any of their bigger matches. Small club match..maybe but not at the top. A big match being the best equipment, the best shooters and on their best day(s). And the bigger matches will often have 100+/- shooters. So you typically have to beat more than a few guys that are also on their best day. That's what I love about the big matches. I rank them higher than the year end points, even...but that's me. Lots of things go into the various points systems but a Nationals or big match is head to head against the best of everything. No flukes at those.

 

[NC/Br Shooter]

I emailed Burger not that long ago asking if they had any plans of making anymore 6mm 80grainers. The reply back was a no.

 

[NC/Br Shooter]

I found that email I was thinking about. I was right. I sent it in March. They said it wasn't scheduled for production this year. They said possibly late 24 to early 25

 

[urbanrifleman]

I emailed Burger not that long ago asking if they had any plans of making anymore 6mm 80grainers. The reply back was a no.

Gotta love it.

 

[hoz53]

HEY!!! As long as they started making them finally. Good night... Like 5 years.

Im sure glad to see them out there. Didnt think i ever would! Now Fess up Sum_more-- youre gonna shoot those 21 boxes up, not sell them--Rite

 

[NC/Br Shooter]

Yes, there is. There is also a lot of difference in the internet and in the real world. But if something wins with any consistency at all in any registered short range BR discipline, it's real. There's no faking your way though that game and if it ain't up to par, you can't luck your way into winning in any of their bigger matches. Small club match..maybe but not at the top. A big match being the best equipment, the best shooters and on their best day(s). And the bigger matches will often have 100+/- shooters. So you typically have to beat more than a few guys that are also on their best day. That's what I love about the big matches. I rank them higher than the year end points, even...but that's me. Lots of things go into the various points systems but a Nationals or big match is head to head against the best of everything. No flukes at those.

You agreeing or disagreeing with that there before?

 

[gunsandgunsmithing]

You agreeing or disagreeing with that there before?

Huh(Kentuckian for, English Please)

 

[6MMsteve]

I shot some 85 smks about 4yrs ago in my 8 tw 6xc and they bugholed, I was in extreme shock until reading these replies, now I know

 

[dgeesaman]

All of this 8 twist stuff begs the question about freebore: if you’re chambered with enough freebore to clear a 105 bullet, won’t you be drowning in freebore when you shoot a 60?

I’m not saying jump ruins accuracy but having a slower twist and shorter freebore would seem to give the additional benefit of seating into jam.