Thinking of getting a 28 inch Criterion bull barrel 1 in 7 twist. Planning on shooting 110 grain smk. How will the 1 in 7 twist shoot 105 and 108 grain projectiles will it turn the projectiles into dust tear them apart? What do you all think of that twist. Thanks for your help
I don't have any first hand experience with 6creed but I would think that wouldn't be an issue. factory barrels are 1:8 so you just slightly faster. I cant speak for the lighter 6mm stuff where velocity+fast twist=hi rpm. Which might cause the jacket to fail.
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My Savage Desert Tactical 26” barrel in 6mm Creedmoor with 7.5 twist shoots great with Hornady 105 BTHP and 108 gr. match bullets. But a Hornady 87 gr. VMAX or less won’t make it to a 100 yard target before the jacket fails.
Thanks people
Well I ordered a barrel... next question will a 6.5 mm muzzle brake work on the 6mm?
Ordered 110grn smk.. and Hornady 108 grain eld-m and Hornady new dimension dies. And some Hornady brass for starters
YesOriginally Posted by CBIshooter
The Dunning-Kruger effect is alive and well.
Your good to go with 1-7 twist 6 Creedmoor. I shoot primarily the 110 SMK, but 105 and 105 grainers also.
The great thing about CBI is that in the 6mm you can get a 1in7 1in7.5 or a 1in 8 twist for shooting the heavy target bullets.
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NO. I have a 1-7 6mm Creedmoor and I mostly use the 110 SMK at 3150fps.
A 6.5 brake will work on a 6 creedmoor;but a 6mm brake will reduce recoil more
testing shows this is not accurate. It would seem like this would be true due to clearances but evidence says no.
The Dunning-Kruger effect is alive and well.
Please post evidence,would like to see it,most Brakes recommend .020 to .030 over bore size of caliber,My 6.5 brake is .695
I realize that most manufacturers suggest that, but guys are testing stuff in Precision Rifle competiton. You will have to read the whole article but here is a test from a very credible source. Precision Rifle Blog. What they find is that a 308 brake on a 6XC comes within 3% or less recoil reduction compared to a 6mm brake.
https://precisionrifleblog.com/2015/...for-6mm-6-5mm/
The Dunning-Kruger effect is alive and well.
I wanted to know how the barrel you got shot, I got that same barrel and only got ok accuracy!
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