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remington
Guest
Which is the best way to form 6mm X284 from 6.5x284?
Thank you.
Pierre.
Thank you.
Pierre.
6mm 284
I wildcat several cartridges off the .284 original case.
By far Laupa Brass is the best.
For the 6mm X .284 I recomend getting a full length sizing die from Redding. I use a Redding Competition seater die.
If you use a Redding S type bushing die on the first sizing you may get a donut ring.
For sizing up I recoment a tappered expander button.
I load and shoot 6mm .284, 6.5 X .284, .284, and 30 X .284 all are great cartridges.
Nat Lambeth
I wildcat several cartridges off the .284 original case.
By far Laupa Brass is the best.
For the 6mm X .284 I recomend getting a full length sizing die from Redding. I use a Redding Competition seater die.
If you use a Redding S type bushing die on the first sizing you may get a donut ring.
For sizing up I recoment a tappered expander button.
I load and shoot 6mm .284, 6.5 X .284, .284, and 30 X .284 all are great cartridges.
Nat Lambeth
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Paul Larson
Guest
Nat: I am building another 6 and have some interest in the 6-284. What kind of accuracy do you get from this?????
Paul Larson
Paul Larson
6mm x .284
The first 900 rounds shoot ten shot groups in the .4s or better. Then groups open up. With 90 grain Swift Scirocco or 85 grain Barnes XXX running 3300-3400fps.
Drops deer like hit with a hammer, plus 2" groups at 600 yards. Great for Coyotes too.
Shoots flatter than a .243Win or 6mm Remnington. Plus great Lapua brass.
Nat Lambeth
The first 900 rounds shoot ten shot groups in the .4s or better. Then groups open up. With 90 grain Swift Scirocco or 85 grain Barnes XXX running 3300-3400fps.
Drops deer like hit with a hammer, plus 2" groups at 600 yards. Great for Coyotes too.
Shoots flatter than a .243Win or 6mm Remnington. Plus great Lapua brass.
Nat Lambeth
