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I’ve been running Krieger but just ordered a Lilja.Lilja
Good brand. There are a few others. I don't hear much about Hart and Shilen.I’ve been running Krieger but just ordered a Lilja.
I shoot with Jim Hart, my 223 and 223 AI barrels are Hart and they are tack drivers, so good, that I ordered a Hart for my next Dasher barrel, waiting in the wings.Good brand. There are a few others. I don't hear much about Hart and Shilen.
Works for me!! Shot super at 500 in competition!A plain vanilla 6BR with a .273-.274 neck diameter (no turning needed) would be a great choice. Simple, proven and accurate.
If I could get the same performance with less powder I’m all for thatI choose 6BRA over the Dasher to avoid having to take the extra step of making a false shoulder when fire-forming. Most dashers I shoot against are running speeds similar to my BRA (low 2,900s) so I haven’t felt disadvantaged by the slightly less powder capacity.
The next step up to 6 Creed comes at a cost to barrel life.
How many rounds to a barrel?I shoot a BRA. Never had the straight BR. I shoot steel to 1000 with 108 Bergers,2870 fps. I’m on barrel #3. 1.25” straight 30”. Shoot Lapua 6 BR brass. I’m happy with the bra.
Finding a either of those on the shelf might be a problem.Hi,
I’m about to start a new build, I’ve decided on a 6BR of some description but I’m unsure if just to go straight BR or one of the improved versions.
It‘s going to be a bit of a do it all rifle, steel targets, small deer and fox. Something for my son to have a go with as well.
I‘m going with a Zermatt TL3 action, 24in barrel in a Manners stock. I’m in the UK and can currently get hold of Lapua 6BR brass fairly easily and also the Alpha options at a price!
What would you guys go with? Straight BR or…
Thanks
Jon
The 6BRX has the same ballistics as the 6Dasher, they pretty much use the same loads.Straight 6BR is my vote too. If you need more than what it has then I’d skip BRA or BRX and go with Dasher, GT, or CM
This brings up the question that I have been wandering about for several years... It used to be ALL Shilen or Hart. Now-a-days seems all you see on the equipment lists is Krieger, Brux, or Bartlein. Why is that, a case of monkey see, monkey do? Interested in everyone's opinion....I shoot with Jim Hart, my 223 and 223 AI barrels are Hart and they are tack drivers, so good, that I ordered a Hart for my next Dasher barrel, waiting in the wings.