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Those #1s are super cool! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Cool! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Looking at Eastman’s research you are on the edge of a green chip, or good quality, unit. (as compared to blue excellent and yellow marginal). Units 40, 49, maybe 76 and some other units are possibilities. You are still a long ways off the points for the best units. As for guided vs DIY, there...

Are you talking elk or mule deer? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Great buck Scotty! And great you got to go home for the event. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Thanks all! Dan I think it was a range target, but if you are looking for similar targets these are good: Mountain Plains Industries target. https://www.precisionplustargets.com Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Gunsmith Kevin Weaver in Peyton, Colorado, finished a new 7 Mashburn just in time for elk season! I took delivery 28 August 19. Kevin actually went a bit out of his way and dropped it off locally on his way through Cheyenne. Because he's pretty awesome like that. Rifle details: Wood from...

I have read/heard if a triangular group to seat out. Of course 5- or 7-shot groups (or more) make it tough to tell. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Opinions? Looks like a good piece of kit. Claimed accuracy of 0.04 grains is pretty solid. At $900 from MidwayUSA also expensive. And back to the old question-does the same volume of powder change weight by more than 0.1 grains throughout the year as a result of changes in...

I’ve always read/heard that 2 in 1 out means to seat deeper. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I spent a night looking for a whitetail doe myself. But I’ve also spent days killing hogs. I can’t say either is ideal. Sometimes just a part of it you have to get through. Life is messy and violent! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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I think it will shoot amazingly well! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

And the brass between the 6 BR Remington and the 6 BR Norma is the same. The 6 BR Remington has a slower twist and a shorter throat than the 6 BR Norma. Norma re-standardized the 6 BR so you could seat long bullets long into the throat. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

You are right there are 2 SAAMI-standard 6 BR cases. One is the 6 BR Remington and the other is the 6 BR Norma. I would talk to your friend and inquire about the neck thickness. He probably remembers something that will be helpful. You shouldn’t have a ‘problem’ with brass. Lapua and Norma...

Some looking, the 70-grain Matchkings and 32 grains Varget might work. Some ran into problems with 75-grain A-Maxes. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Dan, Not sure what the 14-twist will stabilize. I have a 6 BR with an 8-twist. I shoot 95-grain Sierra Matchkings. The box of 95-grain Matchkings says they need a 9-twist or faster. The good: it’s a darn great round for range training. I shoot the Matchkings on top of CCI450 primers and 30...

Congrats! Hilarious that she brought the little stuffed animal along for the pack out! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Even if you could get 5% more powder space that would only mean maybe a couple percent more velocity at the same pressure. So maybe you could get 30 or 50 fps more? And a trade off would be a long action. Long actions don’t bother me at all but then you could chamber a bigger case to begin...

Those 180 ELDMs look darn good Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk