Which 6? GT, XC, XC II, Creed, C47???

[Idaho-Lefty]

And will fit in a standard 2.800" mag box, while still keeping the bigger bullets above the donut area when seated in the lands.

All my 6 XC Reloads Fit easily, in the Standard, SHORT, Rem., 700 action.
107 gr. SMK's and 108 gr. Elites,.. NO Problem !
I bought, a New Manuf'd, SS Rem., 700 "Lefty" short action from, Bruno's ( During Covid ) and It's, Perfect !
Ditto as to, the 1-7.5 twist, Rem-Age Barrel from, NSS !

 

[alf]

All my 6 XC Reloads Fit easily, in the Standard, SHORT, Rem., 700 action.

Depends on your definition of "fits easily"

Re-read what I wrote, which I defined as the boattail/ body juncture of the bullet above the neck/shoulder juncture of the brass, and still be able to touch the lands. Plus it doesn't impede in the powder capacity, depending on powder of course.

 

[Evlshnngns]

Hunting, I'd go 6mm Creedmoor or 243w. Easy ammo options everywhere.

I bought into the 6gt to go with my 243w. Seemed like a good compromise on performance and barrel life.

 

[Idaho-Lefty]

The 107 SMK's "Jammed" into my .104 FreeBore, 6 XC barrel. has a COAL of, 2.690 inches and shoot's,..
in the Low 2's ( I'm Happy ! ) EASILY Fits, my 2.830" Rem 700, Magazine and NO touch em',.. Doughnut !
I was told by, the guys on Here that, All the "Cool Kids",. shot ,.. 6 XC's

 

[Idaho-Lefty]

For ME, the 6 XC Tubb, Version One, was,. the EZ Button !
Forster Dies, NSS, 1-7.5 tw, 24" Rem-Age Barrel w/ .104 FreeBore, Norma and Peterson Brass.
Rem 700 SS, short Action just,.."Works" FINE for up to, 108 gr. Elite Berg. Bullets @ .035 "Off" @ 2.750" COAL.

 

[Tangent]

I'm betting there is more variation between the shooters in this thread than the cartridges

 

[Ranger188]

I'm betting there is more variation between the shooters in this thread than the cartridges

This ^^
What are we talking, 100 fps difference between all of them.
They all shoot the same weight bullets.
Comes down to brass, dies and finding someone to chamber what you want..

 

[alf]

Rem 700 SS, short Action just,.."Works" FINE for up to, 108 gr. Elite Berg. Bullets @ .035 "Off" @ 2.750" COAL.

Where's the boattail/body juncture of the bullet?

 

[swd]

With deer on the list, the 6 Creed. Otherwise a Dasher is hard to beat.

 

[DLT]

Guys, the XC wasn’t first, the 6X was first. It was designed to be made from 22-250 brass and could be chambered with a 243 reamer held a bit short. It required fireforming and fed smoothly because the shoulder was the same as the 243. However, the 243 reamer was a bit more generous (obviously) at the base than the 22-250 brass. My gunsmith had a reamer ground that was closer to the 22-250 case and our rifles shot fine and the brass has lasted a long time. I made 500 cases and after several years of shooting some of my brass is getting tired. Now Tubb has the XC II which is designed to provide tighter dimensions at the base of the case and brass to match. On top of that there are several other cartridge choices which ammo, brass, and factory loaded ammo have become available. I want to make sure that I choose the best option.

I don’t think Tubb has anything to do with the xcII.
I have shot the xc and 6creed burnt barrels up in both. I have to say 6xc

 

[Idaho-Lefty]

Where's the boattail/body juncture of the bullet?

Fished out, my Split Case, some 108 gr. Elites and Checked them, Just for,, YOU !
At a COAL of 2.750" the 108 gr. Elite's Shank / BT,.. IS,. WELL AWAY from, the Neck Shoulder, Junction.
Looks to be,.. .040 to .050 of "Space" to, Me !
You Do realize that, David Tubb designed, the Cartridge around, the much Bigger, 115 gr DTAC Bullet.
Like a Beautiful Lady, the 6 XC case has, a Nice,.. Long Neck !

 

[Idaho-Lefty]

I don’t think Tubb has anything to do with the xcII.
I have shot the xc and 6creed burnt barrels up in both. I have to say 6xc

@ DLT,.. right, NO,.. he Didn't,..
There was a LOT of confusion with, the guys that wanted to make their Own Brass from, .22-250 ( Ver 2 ).
Once, I sorted everything out and asked, a couple of "Knowledgeable" Guys on Here,.. I went, Version One Tubb, w/ Forster Dies, + New Norma Brass= NO,.."Problems" !
And YES, the XC is, easier on Barrels !
A little LESS Powder and the Long Neck,.. "Do It" over, the 6 Creed.

 

[Damon555]

For ME, the 6 XC Tubb, Version One, was,. the EZ Button !
Forster Dies, NSS, 1-7.5 tw, 24" Rem-Age Barrel w/ .104 FreeBore, Norma and Peterson Brass.
Rem 700 SS, short Action just,.."Works" FINE for up to, 108 gr. Elite Berg. Bullets @ .035 "Off" @ 2.750" COAL.

I use the same dies. Been a known 6XC fan for years now. Almost the same setup as you Lefty....NSS full bull Savage 8 twist 26" barrels....have 2 now. The old fella at NSS talked me into it back in 2015 or something like that. I say go with the 6XC.......but I'm biased as heII!

 

[r bose]

6XC David Tubb has done all the homework and sells everything you need, except primers and powder.

 

[mike mccormick]

And.....Norma will be importing factory loaded 6XC hunting ammo very soon.