Reply With QuoteNice. You can't beat a 6BR for accuracy. Once you get the seating depth nailed down you should give lighter bullets a try. My 6BR with an 8 twist McGowen barrel like 68 grains Bart's the best. Five at .184" at 100 yards.
Finally got my rig to shoot consistenly. I have a 110 with accutrigger(used to be a 270). Got a shilen 8 twist heavy varmint/target, replaced the nut and recoil lug precision ground from Northland, a trigger spring from gunshack and a boyd's thumbhole stock. Had my local gunsmith pillar and bed the action. Today I shot a 3 shot .155 group. This is following the previous 3 range sessions with everything coming down to less than 0.250. working with Berger 105 hybrids, Lapua brass CCI br4 and varget. Still have work to do on seating depth.
Nice. You can't beat a 6BR for accuracy. Once you get the seating depth nailed down you should give lighter bullets a try. My 6BR with an 8 twist McGowen barrel like 68 grains Bart's the best. Five at .184" at 100 yards.
I built a 6mm Norma BR using a Sinarms barrel with a 1 in 8 twist. Devin make a really nice barrel.
With that Varget, how much are you using? I'm doing load development now and thinking about starting at 29g and working my way to 31.5g
Clay C I answered your other post. As noted in that thread, read the 6BR thread on accurateshooter.com. your close in the range your trying.
Much appreciated.Originally Posted by strut64
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