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I have asked for and received quite a few Quickload reports. As him I always try for the best accuracy with a powder and bullet in my rifles. Doing so I am almost always below where Quickoad says you shouldn't exceed. I would much rather give up a little velocity for a gain in accuracy.

I do things a little differently with new brass. I just neck size the brass for the first loading, I also uniform the primer pockets and the flash holes.

Happy Belated Birthday Dr. Mike! I hope it was a Wonderful Day for You.

As I remember if it interests you one of Jack O'Connor's favorite loads was 49.0gr IMR4064 with 130gr bullets.

No problem, Thank You very much Dr. Mike!

Dr. Mike, I just realized you gave me data for the 80SPBT Sierra instead of the 85HPBT Sierra that I asked for. Could you give it for the 85HPBT for me. Thank You. George

Thank You very much Dr. Mike!

Dr. Mike, I would like to bother you once more. Thank You once again! 6mmRem 24" Barrel 85HPBT Sierra IMR 4831 Rem Case Fed 210 Primer 2.850COL

Thank You Dr. Mike, I appreciate it. George

Dr. Mike, I was wondering if you could run me a Quick load for a 6mm Rem. Thank You in advance 80SPBT Sierra Rem Case 24" barrel IMR 4064 Powder Fed 210 Primer 2.835COL

I have never used a tray attached to my Lee Hand Primers, I have the original and a newer one. I just put the primers from the package on my RCBS primer tray I move the primers around till they are all anvil up and then pick them up one at a time and prime the cases.

I have been using Federal 210M primers in my Lee Hand Primer for 43 years now and never had any problem.

I usually use .010 increments but if you get close then you could use .005 increments to finish.

I have followed the following advice I got years ago for 3 shot groups. With two touching and one out seat deeper. Triangular group seat out longer. Also for my rifles I have found .050 off the lands seems to be the sweet spot.

Sorry, I forgot to put IMR4831. Actually I meant to type 46.5gr IMR4831 I was in to big a rush when I posted.

In the 6mm Rem over the years I have found in different rifles and barrels that 46.gr IMR, Sierra 85HPBT, Rem Case and Fed210M primer has worked quite well for me.

I have been reloading with a RCBS Jr since 1976 and I couldn't tell you how many rounds I have reloaded with it. I also have a Rock Chucker that my FIL gave me when he gave up reloading but I have still to use it.

Nice rifle! I have always been a fan of the 270.

IMR4831 and RL19 have always worked well for me with bullets 75gr to 100gr. RL19 is my favorite.

I am a simple person and I like to use one powder for the bullet weights I shoot. In both the 243 and 6mm I have found over the years I can get my most accurate loads for both calibers with RL19. IMR4064 and IMR4831 are both good also for the bullets I shoot but not as good as RL19...