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If I were you I would spend the extra money on a good barrel!! You won't be disappointed.

I never had good luck with either in my rifle. I have a 18" Proof barrel that was made out of a shot out RPR barrel. I had no fire cracking other than the throat so I had my smith cut it off and make me an ARC barrel. Mine is also a 1-8 twist. I had really good results with Varget but since I...

Thanks for the reply. I guess I will be moving on. I have enjoyed the sight but not paying the kind of money they are asking to sell a couple of items a year.....

I have been on this form for damn near as long as it has been here and it tells me I have insufficient privileges to post!!! What the hell is going on????

Two box a day limit then down to one a day....

$24 something a box here at our Runnings store for 105s and $25 for the 108ELDs......

If you can find loaded ammo you should buy it. We can find it here for around $25 for a box of 20. If you figure it up it is only like about 7 or $8 more a hundred than if you could find the things to load it.. SO you can shoot and still get your brass....

Just thought I would throw this out there. I have a bunch of loaded 105s from Hornady and they shoot so, so but I have been getting some pressure signs with some of these factory loads. I decided to pull some of these bullets and replace them with some lighter Berger 90 and 87gr bullets to try...

What is your process for forming 6ARC out of the blanks??

What would be the advantage of more case capacity?? The bolt head is the limiting factor on all of the ARs so your limited to how fast or hard you can push a bullet anyway. If your going to use a bolt gun the BR family would be the way to go......

It has an adjustable gas block and was just cleaned. They were the first rounds down the barrel. l really hate it because brass is so damn hard to find!! I am thinking about pulling some bullets and checking weights.......

I could understand if it was my reloads since I did have issues with my Varget loads and finally just gave up on Varget. But this is FACTORY Hornady ammo!!! Junk after one firing!!!

Ok guys, I have a question for the experts, why the hell am I getting ejector marks on brand new FACTORY loads!!!! Not only that the brass is now JUNK!! I can damn near push the primer in with my thumb!! I am using a can but that should not make a difference and I have not had this issue before...

Speaking of .220 Russian case, has anyone formed 6ARC from the .220 brass?? If so what is the process?? And what all has to be done to get it ready to shoot?? I have a bunch of cases that are more or less junk from the damn "Grendel belt"........

28grs I believe.....

Had a shot out Ruger RPR 6mm Proof SS barrel,. It went south and started throwing rounds past 600 so I pulled it. On a normal rifle I would have set it back and shot it some more since it was not fire cracked just the throat was gone. SO to make a long story short I talked to my smith about...

Varget really shot well for me in my gun but I got a lot of pressure with it. Hornady showed like 29.7grs and I kept getting the "Grendel Belt" on my brass. Then Hogdgen came out with their data and in theirs it was maxed at 28grs!!!

30grs of LVR with a 90ELDX shot under an inch for me. Also the 85 Sierra HP and the 87VMAXs are a really great bullet in my gun. I was getting .5 five shot groups with the 87VMAX and Varget but my loads were to hot. SOoo I am looking at CFE and LVR now......

My barrel shot .5 groups in the first 50rds of load testing. I have seen new barrels shoot really tight groups. The only thing that may change is that your barrel usually picks up velocity after a hundred rounds or so.....

Dino11 what are you loading for powder and bullet?? And what is your load that your using??? Thanks!!!