some questions on dasher

[mike in co]

one: what oal are you shooting( as relates to what action length)
two: what velocities with what weight bullet ?
three: what bbl length /profile ?
four: what twist ?

thanks
mike in co

 

[vinny]

Any and all questions can be answered here http://www.6mmbr.com/index.html. You just need to do a little research on your own.

 

[Dog-duster]

I'll bite. I am shooting a BAT SV and a BAT B. Both work great for the Dasher. I shoot mine slow at 2860 therabouts, at least in my LG and I shoot 105 Amaxes. 105 VLDs were around 2950 if I recall right but the Amaxes seem to be more consistent in my guns. My LG is 28" in LV and my HG is a 1.450 at 30". I have both straight 8 twists and a third will be the same in a Eliseo tube gun. LG is a .237" Bartlein HG is a .236" Brux and tube gun is a .237" Krieger. HTH

 

[mike in co]

Any and all questions can be answered here http://www.6mmbr.com/index.html. You just need to do a little research on your own.

no i was asking people that shoot them in competition...not just anyone on an open forum....
there was a reason i asked here and not there.
mike in co

 

[Lynn]

Mike in Co
We are using Max heavy varmint contour barrels 28-30 inches long and 8.5 - 8.7 twist.These are not gain twist barrels they are all ordered up at 8.5 and some are actually 8.7 twist.
Your freebore will determine your overall length and even if your using the 115 class bullets a short action works just fine.
With the 103-108 weight bullets we are getting a bit more than 3000 fps.
Lynn aka Waterboy

 

[vinny]

no i was asking people that shoot them in competition...not just anyone on an open forum....
there was a reason i asked here and not there.
mike in co

I thought this was an open forum! O-well, I guess it's easier to ask questions then to do your own research.

 

[Lynn]

I thought this was an open forum! O-well, I guess it's easier to ask questions then to do your own research.

Vinny
If you go look at the bullet sorrting thread were Jerry Tierney posted about shooting in the wind you'll discover this is anything but an open forum.If you don't believe that ask Bill Calfee.
Lynn aka Waterboy

 

[vinny]

The term "Open forum" ” can refer to several things, depending on who is speaking and what the context is. All of these meanings, however, imply the open exchange of ideas and information, usually to better the common good. The word “forum” comes directly from the Latin. In Roman times, the forum was an open marketplace where people could make purchases, have discussions with other citizens, and try to reach agreement on matters of public interest. Some of these meanings have carried through to the modern day.
Based on the above can you describe or explain how this forum differs from an open forum?

 

[mike in co]

The term "Open forum" ” can refer to several things, depending on who is speaking and what the context is. All of these meanings, however, imply the open exchange of ideas and information, usually to better the common good. The word “forum” comes directly from the Latin. In Roman times, the forum was an open marketplace where people could make purchases, have discussions with other citizens, and try to reach agreement on matters of public interest. Some of these meanings have carried through to the modern day.
Based on the above can you describe or explain how this forum differs from an open forum?

duh/.....this is a 600/1000 yard(specific) forum........which is why my question was here no on another site.....

vestis virum factcet

 

[Baron Graham]

108 BIB seated .005" into the Lands.
2950 fps
31" Krieger PA Taper (1.25" straight for 6", tapered to .940" @ 30")
.236" 1 in 8"

 

[vinny]

duh/.....this is a 600/1000 yard(specific) forum........which is why my question was here no on another site.....

vestis virum factcet[/Q

Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahah!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You're funny. Soooooo predictable much like Mr. D and vicvan.
Good luck with your Dasher

 

[Lynn]

All of these meanings, however, imply the open exchange of ideas and information, usually to better the common good.

Based on the above can you describe or explain how this forum differs from an open forum?

Vinny
If you go read the bullet sorting thread started by Mike in Co. you will see anything but an open exchange of ideas.You will see a public linching at best.
Lynn aka Waterboy