6.8 SPC bullet sectioned:

A few 6.8 bullets that's been destroyed at the sander....

Fascinating pictures. Thanks for posting.

Good job. Thank you for the insight.

chrome

Nicely done!

JD338

Those look pretty neat, quite a difference between varmint and big game bullets.

Very insightful. Thanks!

The jacket on the that TNT actually thins as it approaches the base. :shock:

Very cool! That is a great idea!

Chrome,

Thank you for posting! Very well done! May I ask what method you use for sectioning these bullets so cleanly? I see you said sander but how do you hold them?

Nice work with the sander, and the camera!

that's looking pretty good :grin: :shock:

That was nice to see. Thank you.

I shoot two 6.8SPC rifles shortened to 19" from 23" T/C Contender carbine and a Rem 700 LTR 22" tapered fluted barrel used to have a Robinson Arms XCR-L also in 6.8SPC so this info was excellent.

I load 95gr TTSX, 110gr Accubonds, 110gr Prohunters, 110gr V-Max, 110gr TSX & 120gr SST's.

The info in this thread is fantastic thanks for doing it.

Really cool. I was thinking of loading the 110 AccuBond in my 270 for my kids first load, they are thick and stout at the base. Makes me have confidence!! Thanks!

Nice work chrome. Thanks