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When I was building PRS/Comp Rifles most would end up in the 15-17# range all up. 20+ is a fat bitch and you'll quickly get tired of it if you have to carry it very far. Weight just mitigates recoil and is easier to hold a hard steady POA but, only to a certain point. For positional...

Use 450 degree on the case body. yours looks perfect.

Look on Gunbroker. They're high but that's the only place I've seen them.

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Call and I'll see what I can do for you.

Yes sir, we did. He was a good man.

Thanks for the kind words and interest. The rumors are true. I only build for close personnel friends now. This site has always been respectful of me and appreciative of my work. Thanks to each and everyone one of you. By trade I'm an Electrical & Mechanical Contractor and have been extremely...

So, after reviewing several reamer prints and talking to JGS about the chambering, dimensional changes were ground into the "6BRA #1" reamer that was designed by Alex Wheeler that allows you to use a standard 6BR go gage. As I understood JGS, the #1 reamer had changes made as compared to the...

Well, there you go. I haven't used them for quite sometime. I'd purchase with confidence. Like I said, that was my only hang up. They're 110% gold for field rifles.

The only AI vs standard prints I currently have on hand are for the 22-250 and 22-250AI. Yea, I know, not the BRA. When comparing the standard 22-250 and 22-250AI version there is a datum line difference of .022". I can assure you, the 6BR and 6BRA are not equal at the datum line. My comments...

I use gages as a standard for head spacing, not rifle brass that's all over the place. When you blow out the case and change the shoulder geometry things change. The BRA utilizes a very different shoulder angle than the standard BR. That alone means the Datum Line "does matter" as that's where...

Thunder Beast has been hands down the best can I've run. I currently run an Ultra 7 in 6.5 but the Ulrta 9 would be money in a 30 cal. Purchase with confidence.

I saw Ti Gemtech blow out like that once. Definitely a problem in the can.

The 591 is "OK" but, there are other options out there. The Remington 700 style extractor has always been the weak link to me. That's the only thing I'd change on the 591. I've built more than a few on the 591 and they all shot lights out but, after all, the receiver is just a fire control device.

Trying to sneak up on folks :grin;

Check JGS for a 6 BRA Go Gage. They might have one on the shelf.

The Datum Line on the 6BRA is different than the Datum Line on the 6BR. This really isn't sound advice. The Op should order a proper go gage and chamber the right way.

These threads crack me up. Thanks.....................

Install it your self. The required tools are cheap enough and wont leave a mark.

This is very close to my standard 6mm design. .273" no turn nk and .103" free bore. I use it in 6xc, 6 Dasher etc. when running 105/108's. Great set up that yields tight accuracy.