Anyone have a line on how to make a blank in 6br? I have found very little on line about this.
Mike
Mike
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Once it’s chambered for 6br it is no longer a blank
Read it all wrong, took the wrong meaning
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Unless he means a blank cartridge? Like all bang no bullet.
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I've never had good experiences with them, but I guess it depends on what you'd want it for. The muzzle end is still dangerous when you pull the trigger, even with 'just' a blank loaded.
There's no data because it's dumb. The closest and most reasonable thing you'll find is something like cream of wheat fire forming loads.
There's no data because it's dumb. The closest and most reasonable thing you'll find is something like cream of wheat fire forming loads.
My son is going to compete in a sniper type challenge. Shooting, fieldcraft, stalking then discharge a blank to simulate a sniper shot without detection. He is using a 6BR, hence the need for a 6BR blank. Not dumb, blanks are used all the time for different purposes. We are not going to just pop off noise makers. I know the dangers of "just" a blank.
Mike
Mike
Just use a primed case. The primer is about like a blackcat going off.
Blank rounds are kind of a niche market, that's why it's hard to find info.
You will need a star type die to close the neck. I would also put some primer sealant in the center as a precaution, especially if they will be used in a field scenario. Most of the star crimp dies I have seen are 22 and 30 caliber, but I had blanks made for 338 LM so who knows what you will find.
As far as the charge goes; half of a normal charge should be enough. It shouldn't matter as long as it builds enough pressure to open the star crimp for reloading.
You will need a star type die to close the neck. I would also put some primer sealant in the center as a precaution, especially if they will be used in a field scenario. Most of the star crimp dies I have seen are 22 and 30 caliber, but I had blanks made for 338 LM so who knows what you will find.
As far as the charge goes; half of a normal charge should be enough. It shouldn't matter as long as it builds enough pressure to open the star crimp for reloading.
Just use one of the fire forming load that don't utilize a bullet.
Cream of wheat on top of the powder, followed by a card of heavy paper stock.
Crimp the shit out of it.
Crimp the shit out of it.
I like to use gulf wax plugs.
Blanks in .mil discharged with the "blank firing adapters"...or am i not remembering this correctly?....
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Personally I'd use a cream of wheat fire form load. could put a few drips of wax over the mouth once you have some paper in.
Blanks in .mil we discharged with the "blank firing adapters"...or am i not remembering this correctly?....you definitely weret pointing stufff that goes bang downrange looking at people....especially people looking directly at you...
Yes, but that’s to get the autoloaders to cycle. We didn’t use a BFA on the m24, just the blanks.
ETA: We also always had a min engagement “safety kill” rule, even with the BFA, so that you don’t torch one off a guy’s head 6’ away.
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