6mm 90 gr. E-Tip & Partition

6mm Remington

Ammo Smith
Feb 27, 2006
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6mm 90 gr. E-Tip at 100 yards- a (308) Partition -6mm 100 gr. Nosler Partition
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Another view.
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6mm 90 gr. E-Tip at 300 yards!
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The bullet ensures that the little 6mm shines, David. Thanks for posting.
 
beretzs":3tz2pccb said:
lanman":3tz2pccb said:
6mm Remington":3tz2pccb said:
Sorry middle one was an AccuBond! :oops:

Is that the new 6mm AccuBond? How far did you shoot it for the test?

That AccuBond is just plain sexy.......as always.

It is the 165 AB out of David's 30-06....

Don't give him too much, it'll go to his head! Scotty

Yes Scotty that 165 gr. AccuBond was out of a 30-06! The range on the 3 photographed together was 100 yards lanman.

lanman they went E-tip (6mm), AccuBond (30-06), Partition (6mm)
 
I just picked up 2 boxes of the 90 gr E-tip but haven't loaded any yet. Care to comment on the powder used, muzzle velocity and accuracy?

Thanks,
 
MrBruce":k1c53urn said:
Got the info from your other post.

Thanks,

Just doubling up to make sure you have it correct.
6mm Remington
Winchester Brass
Federal 210 primer
Hodgdon H100V powder - 44.5 grs (work up in your own rifle watching for pressure signs)2.840 OAL
Rifle - Ruger MKII 6mm - 22" barrel - Boyds nutmeg laminate stock that has been pillar & glass bedded - barrel floated
Scope - Leupold 4.5-14x40mm w/B&C reticle in it
FPS - 3140-3160 fps w/o showing any pressure signs.
3-shot groups at 100 yards - 1/2" to 3/4" range

MrBruce my son has taken one nice mule deer buck, 3 antelope, and a nice cow elk with that load. I have not recovered a bullet from any of them yet. The cow was broadside at 350 yards and it went out her off-side shoulder and she went about 25 yards and dropped. I've sure been impressed with that bullet. It also has a high BC so it should retain velocity and energy pretty well too. I hope this helps.
David
 
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