I have looked high and low and i can not find any load info for the 6x47L and the 115gr bullets. I am going to use H4350 but i do not know where to start. I figured i would find a lot of info on this but i can not!! I am thinking 37.5gr but not real sure? anyone??? Lee
6x47L data for 115gr berger bullets needed
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Re: 6x47L data for 115gr berger bullets needed
Try flipping through some of the threads on this forum
http://6mmbr.websitetoolbox.com/?forum=12199
It should be applicable to use 243 AI loads to start.
Try flipping through some of the threads on this forum
http://6mmbr.websitetoolbox.com/?forum=12199
It should be applicable to use 243 AI loads to start.
Re: 6x47L data for 115gr berger bullets needed
I made 42 grains in my 6x47 without any problems. I was using the 115 bergers. It like 41.5 grain IIRC. I will have to look later.
I made 42 grains in my 6x47 without any problems. I was using the 115 bergers. It like 41.5 grain IIRC. I will have to look later.
Re: 6x47L data for 115gr berger bullets needed
I start to get sticky bolt lifts with 40.7 grains and a 105 berger. I have built quite a few of these and i have never been able to get even close to that. I sure would not think your brass would last very long at that load.
I start to get sticky bolt lifts with 40.7 grains and a 105 berger. I have built quite a few of these and i have never been able to get even close to that. I sure would not think your brass would last very long at that load.
Re: 6x47L data for 115gr berger bullets needed
I run 41.5gr of H4350 with the 105's... no pressure at all. On all the ones I have built, customers are getting 8-12 loadings. On my personal rifles, after about the 11th loading, the necks need to be annealed, but the primer pockets are still tight.
I run 41.5gr of H4350 with the 105's... no pressure at all. On all the ones I have built, customers are getting 8-12 loadings. On my personal rifles, after about the 11th loading, the necks need to be annealed, but the primer pockets are still tight.
Re: 6x47L data for 115gr berger bullets needed
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: 7mmAM</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I run 41.5gr of H4350 with the 105's... no pressure at all. On all the ones I have built, customers are getting 8-12 loadings. On my personal rifles, after about the 11th loading, the necks need to be annealed, but the primer pockets are still tight. </div></div>
Naked or Moly ?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: 7mmAM</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I run 41.5gr of H4350 with the 105's... no pressure at all. On all the ones I have built, customers are getting 8-12 loadings. On my personal rifles, after about the 11th loading, the necks need to be annealed, but the primer pockets are still tight. </div></div>
Naked or Moly ?
Re: 6x47L data for 115gr berger bullets needed
Senderoman
These are naked 105 bergers
beanland,
3160-3200 with a 26" barrel, 3300 with a 30" barrel.
Senderoman
These are naked 105 bergers
beanland,
3160-3200 with a 26" barrel, 3300 with a 30" barrel.
Re: 6x47L data for 115gr berger bullets needed
I was pushing the 115's at 3100 with 41.5 grains. I also have a 3 grove barrel on it and my 6 grove barrel would max out at about 41 grains with the 115's. Either way i switched to the 108 bib bullets and do think im going back.
I was pushing the 115's at 3100 with 41.5 grains. I also have a 3 grove barrel on it and my 6 grove barrel would max out at about 41 grains with the 115's. Either way i switched to the 108 bib bullets and do think im going back.
Re: 6x47L data for 115gr berger bullets needed
Hi Lee.
The 6x47 is very close to the 6XC. I am using 39.5gr of H4350 with the 115 DTAC's. Great load in my rifle. No idea of the speed but the last 1000 yrd match I shot I won small group with a 3.923" five shot group with that load. And it was VERY windy that day.
I would start at 38.5 and work your way up. I use .3 steps when working up my loads...this is what works fr me...YMMV.
Take care,Stan
Hi Lee.
The 6x47 is very close to the 6XC. I am using 39.5gr of H4350 with the 115 DTAC's. Great load in my rifle. No idea of the speed but the last 1000 yrd match I shot I won small group with a 3.923" five shot group with that load. And it was VERY windy that day.
I would start at 38.5 and work your way up. I use .3 steps when working up my loads...this is what works fr me...YMMV.
Take care,Stan
