.308 to 6mmBR advice

[pdshooter2]

I HAVE SHOT WITH G.DAVID TUBB, AND OVER 20 YEARS AGO WE DISCUSSED THE 6.5X47 CARTRIDGE as an option in target rifle.
over 20 years ago i built a full blown m1a1 with a mcmillian stock and 5 pillar bedding.
the op said he was done with 308, not me. i have a stack of 308 rifles.
nothing else you have said has anything to so with the subject. my guess is you are a keyboard shooter.

Wow! Read this through to the end. Learned 2 things.

First, I'm wondering if PBSHOOTER has ever laid down on a mat with an M1A1 and shot at 1,000 with irons. It is truly a humbling experience. I learned more about my own limitations than my rifle's.
PBSHOOTER might want to talk to G David Tubb about the .308 at 1,000.

Second, I'm beginning to believe the PBSHOOTER is a true keyboard warrior that must have everyone exhibit subservience to his comments. I'm thinking he might fit right in with today's college teaching faculty....

[wbm]

I finally made someone's ignore list. :)

Gee Charlie "ain't life swell?"

You guys staying warm down under? Been warmish up here and dry.

[charlie b]

Gee Charlie "ain't life swell?"

You guys staying warm down under? Been warmish up here and dry.

Yeah. It dipped down below freezing once so far, but, really dry here too.

After living in Tijeras for a number of years I had my fill of winter snow. But, I never get tired of rain when we get it. I have found it is almost universal of those raised in the desert. My kids still love rainy days. One lives in Columbia, SC and the other was in Seattle but is now in Jacksonville. I think they have seen more rain in one year (month?) than they did for much of their teen years.

[Dave Hoback]

Yeah. It dipped down below freezing once so far, but, really dry here too.

After living in Tijeras for a number of years I had my fill of winter snow. But, I never get tired of rain when we get it. I have found it is almost universal of those raised in the desert. My kids still love rainy days. One lives in Columbia, SC and the other was in Seattle but is now in Jacksonville. I think they have seen more rain in one year (month?) than they did for much of their teen years.

I LOVE Las Cruces, NM; the whole South West. Arizona is still my favorite place on this Earth!

[mikebritton]

Not going to get drawn farther into your game than I mistakenly already have.
I shot with Tubb as well at the Ft. Wolters 1,000 yd range in Mineral Wells, Texas in the mid 90's.
My comments were concerning your inability to have a calm conversation, and see anyone else's viewpoint. All I am going to say from here on, I don't have the time.

[Dave Hoback]

I’ve never shot with David Tubb.....but my name IS DAVID!! That’s clearly the best!

Seriously, why does it matter who we’ve bumped hips with? I sold 17 Colt 6920’s to 2008 World Series, All-Star Philly’s Pitcher, Cole Hamels. Guess that makes me better at understanding major league pitching, right?
I also met James Gandolfini(Tony Soprano), in a downtown Nashville Strip-Bar! That clearly makes me BEST to understand the North Jersey Italian crime syndicate... yeah?

Honestly. I don’t understand the name dropping. They are their own people just as we.

[Robinhood]

I HAVE SHOT WITH G.DAVID TUBB, AND OVER 20 YEARS AGO WE DISCUSSED THE 6.5X47 CARTRIDGE as an option in target rifle.
over 20 years ago i built a full blown m1a1 with a mcmillian stock and 5 pillar bedding.
the op said he was done with 308, not me. i have a stack of 308 rifles.
nothing else you have said has anything to so with the subject. my guess is you are a keyboard shooter.

Welcome Back "Mike in Colorado". I hope you can give your arm a rest and just have conversation. You can get your validation by making friends but you won't ever see it making nothing but enemies.

[Dave Hoback]

Welcome Back "Mike in Colorado". I hope you can give your arm a rest and just have conversation. You can get your validation by making friends but you won't ever see it making nothing but enemies.

Robin, you made mention of "Mike in Colorado" in this thread as well. https://www.savageshooters.com/showt...-Western/page3

What, or WHO is that?? Is pdshooter a member you know from somewhere else...or another repeat here? Or is it a saying you are likening them to? Just curious what it's all about.

[Fuj']

Geeeeez !! I step away for a few days, and things are going south again.....

Fellas, for what it's worth, and since Dave Tubbs was mentioned.....The 6Br can be
relevant out to a thousand. Throated long and using Dave's 115 DTacs, It will
print and be in the money. Barrel life though is a concern though for the speeds.

And for what it's worth.....In 2003, Kyle Brown set a 1000 yard world record with the
standard 6br with a Shilen select and 105 Hornady A-Max's. It was'nt the cartridge.
it was the man driving it.

[charlie b]

Dave,

I do agree with you about the Southwest. Born and raised in Phx. Father's family moved there in 1927 from Kansas to be a HS teacher at Glendale HS (also where mother and father started teaching). Mother's father came to the US through Ellis Island in 1904 from what was then Austria (now Montenegro) and worked in the copper mines in Bisbee and then Globe.

We ended up in Las Cruces because I was assigned to White Sands Missile Range. When I retired from the Army we decided to stay in the area. Lived outside Albuquerque for a bit (job driven) and then came back (longer story). Wife's sisters also live here.

One reason I like it here is the range complex the city built and maintains. Bunch of 50 and 100yd shooting 'bays', 30 station silhouette range, 300 and 1000yd rifle ranges. Trap, skeet and sporting clays ranges (Wed, Sat and Sun only, fee required). No range officers, just go out and shoot any time during daylight hrs.

[wbm]

And for what it's worth.....In 2003, Kyle Brown set a 1000 yard world record with the
standard 6br with a Shilen select and 105 Hornady A-Max's. It wasn't the cartridge.
it was the man driving it.

+1.

[Dave Hoback]

Dave,

I do agree with you about the Southwest. Born and raised in Phx. Father's family moved there in 1927 from Kansas to be a HS teacher at Glendale HS (also where mother and father started teaching). Mother's father came to the US through Ellis Island in 1904 from what was then Austria (now Montenegro) and worked in the copper mines in Bisbee and then Globe.

We ended up in Las Cruces because I was assigned to White Sands Missile Range. When I retired from the Army we decided to stay in the area. Lived outside Albuquerque for a bit (job driven) and then came back (longer story). Wife's sisters also live here.

One reason I like it here is the range complex the city built and maintains. Bunch of 50 and 100yd shooting 'bays', 30 station silhouette range, 300 and 1000yd rifle ranges. Trap, skeet and sporting clays ranges (Wed, Sat and Sun only, fee required). No range officers, just go out and shoot any time during daylight hrs.

Great story Charlie, thank you for sharing. White Sands was beautiful...I sincerely loved going through there on our way to living in Tucson. Just such a cool place...smack, dab in the middle of red/brown/green mountains & desert; this GIANT bowl of pure white sand! Incredible!
Such fond memories of mine from there. And YES...how I do miss basically my BACK YARD being my shooting range, LOL! More so NOW, that I have a rig actually capable of near 1 mile distances...even if I’m not so much.