Shoot what you gun likes at 300, and it might just like them at 600
90 gn Berger BT 26" barrel 500 yards, 31 gn Varget EDIT: 1/8 twist Bartlein.I have a newer 26” Shilen 6BR no turn neck barrel with a 1:7.5 twist that I’m using for strictly 300yd F-class. I’ve been using 107 SMKs and getting decent accuracy, but thinking maybe lighter would be better at this closer range? Your thoughts please?
Right now I’m using Rem71/2 primers, Lapua brass, 29.5 Varget, 15k off the lands. Thanks!
Nice group!90 gn Berger BT 26" barrel 500 yards31 gn Varget
BTW my first ever match over 300 meters. Happy? Yes, more than happy!
I'll be using this load and gun for the 200/300 yard state championship
Are you shooting 105 Hybrids or VLDs?My F-Open 6BR weighs 18 pounds. I shoot 105 Bergers at ~2965. I have to say that recoil is not in my scope of concern. The rifle barely moves when shot free recoil.
Hybrids now, but VLD before they were available. Both work well. If I could not get Hybrids, I would gladly shoot VLDs.Are you shooting 105 Hybrids or VLDs?
Have you compared the 87gn VLDs or 88gn LDs to the 90s?Nice group!
A 6BR with 90gr BT Berger is a killer out to 400Y.
They work really good with 1:10” twist, and like a small jump when using H4895.
Haven't tried the 87gr, but did try the 88 Grain High BC FB and could not get them to group out of my rifles.Have you compared the 87gn VLDs or 88gn LDs to the 90s?
How much N150? ThanksHi ran the Berger 108 BT with n150 over the weekend at 600 yards with good results with the weather
Do you mean the 200/300 UBR Nationals...at Somerset in July? That match is why I'm toying with a similar setup...a 10 twist 6 Grendel with either 87 or 90gr bullets. After last Saturday, I'm convinced it's working pretty well now, after a little tuning and load work. It's REALLL close.90 gn Berger BT 26" barrel 500 yards, 31 gn Varget EDIT: 1/8 twist Bartlein.
BTW my first ever match over 300 meters. Happy? Yes, more than happy!
I'll be using this load and gun for the 200/300 yard state championship
Yes, Nationals, you know KY is as big as the nats! LOL you know its not just a Texas thing!Do you mean the 200/300 UBR Nationals...at Somerset in July? That match is why I'm toying with a similar setup...a 10 twist 6 Grendel with either 87 or 90gr bullets. After last Saturday, I'm convinced it's working pretty well now, after a little tuning and load work. It's REALLL close.
Hi starting at 32 up to 33.40 as with everything start low and work up but no pressure signs every rifle is different again start low hope this helpsHow much N150? Thanks
Recently shot a club match using 95 gr Berger BT in my 6BR. I was very pleased with the results at 300 yds. Actually shot targets at 100, 200 & 300 yds. Did that all with the same bullet and load. 300 yds was a real challenge with really bad mirage and some wind. 100 & 200 were great. If I had my choice however, I would have preferred to use 108s at 300. Had some loaded but failed to bring with me to the match.Im very surprised more people arent using lighter 95gn bullets for 300y. If you check the ballistics of lighter 95gn loads at the higher velocity possible, the wind drift is about the same as 105s at 300, but you have the advantage of lower recoil and less hold/bag set up sensitive.
Does the N150 give you consistent results with the 108? Your targets look great. Just curious how temps my change things. I am a big fan of N133 in my 6ppc.Hi ran the Berger 108 BT with n150 over the weekend at 600 yards with good results with the weather
Hi there yes it’s very consistent so far I have a bit of seating depth to test this weekend will post resultsDoes the N150 give you consistent results with the 108? Your targets look great. Just curious how temps my change things. I am a big fan of N133 in my 6ppc.
After trying a box of 100 90 grainers, they were grouping outstandingly with them. I just bought a box of 1000, and they will be next year’s bullet for me. Thanks for the advice as always guys!Im interested to hear if you were able to get more consistent accuracy at 300y with the 90s.