Sure. Will do when they get here. I only needed 2 to cover my 6cm, 6.5cm, .308, and .223. I think they are pretty much like what's posted above from what he said. A rod with a reamer shape on the end with an o ring but I will post some pics as soon as they get in. Thanks again
I loaded a ladder with StaBall for my 18" 6 creed with 80 and 87 gr bullets last night. Hoping to get decent velocity even in the cold.
I have seen this exact same thing with the barrel throat at .020. I shoot 109's and hit max COAL for my mag. So now I'm jumping .120! And shoot great. Same powder charge. 40.2 RL16, Hornady Brass, 210m
Also if you haven't already... This is an interesting conversation to listen too. It's the project manager from Hornady digging deep into shot groups and why they can be miss leading.
I'm a believer now. I did the node finding, thread chasing... don't see any difference as the video claims. I dont clean pockets, don't uniform, don't neck trim, don't anneal, and rarely trim. If I do trim I do it once to bottom of Sammi think it's set at 1.915. I just toss my brass in the wet tumber, lube, punch out the primer in full length resizing die that bumps the shoulder .002. prime, charge, seat. Had SD as low as 4 with 5 round groups at 1/2" and 10 round at .8 or under. I think the benchrest and fclass guys get pretty crazy. Those methods have just been passed down and taught to be the standard. The data in that video shows... It doesn't matter much which is pretty heart breaking. I remember sorting brass by weight and then case volume. Came along way from that.That will make a lot of guys around here cry lol.
That stuff isn’t that new to me though, that’s how I’ve been doing it since the start: numbers/fact not BS.
I was a longtime high-round-count IDPA/USPSA shooter before I ever shot rifles, so when I got into rifles I didn’t have any issues with saying “that’s BS” to many of the myths that a lot of rifle guys hold dear to their hearts like “nodes” and shit like that lol.
I might grab some atips since they seem to be available. I'm almost out of berger 109's
It’s a 1:7.5 bartlien 4 groove, heavy varmint 28”.
A different caliber.
So ou don’t rec going subsonic with a 6mm creedmor?
The question is why you would want to do it, what is your intended purpose? 6mm bullets are light and if you plan to hunt with subsonic you won't have much Kinetic Energy. It would need to be small game and fairly close at that. That's why most of the subsonic rounds you see are 30 cal and up to have heavy bullets that still pack a bit of punch around 1000 feet per second. Not to mention you would likely not stabilize a subsonic round with your standard 7-8 twist barrel.
I hope I get even close to that. I'm at 1k and have been considering ordering a barrel. I'm right at 2900 and .090 jump.
I clean after every time I go out unless it's just a few rounds. I also use a bore scope and JB bore paste to go down to metal from time to time but not every time. I only have a couple comps the rest if this year since we do most of our shooting in the winter. I hope I can get 2k and get through next winter, if I do ill be very happy.
Thanks man. I actually ordered 112 MBs yesterday for my 6cm. Hopefully they shoot as well as the 105s in my 6BR.
Started at .005 off. Almost every shot on it was match conditions. Including an Utah match with multiple 12 round stages at 95+ degrees and no shade. It had a rough life. Only ever dropped about 30 fps though.
