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Nice round-up on the target 6 mms
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Good article Bill.

I use a 6mm HOT which is the 6X47 Lapua with a no turn neck.

Superbly accurate and feeds much better than a 6BR..
 
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No 6 PPC?

Wow! Dance with who brung ya!


Damn right its loaded, it makes a lousy club. -JW
 
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No 6 PPC?

Wow! Dance with who brung ya!


The PPC is still the dominant cartridge at short range, 100-300 yards. All the cartridges discussed in that article are 600-1000 yard performers.
 
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Ok, that makes sense. RIF. Thanks.


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No mention of the 240 weatherby or 6 mm Rem.


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The 6mm-06 is very popular here
 
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But not regarded as a target round even though superbly accurate.
 
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Curious, what is the heaviest FMJ 6mm bullet available, currently.....?? Also what is the heaviest 6mm bullet available (any configuration)....???


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Don't know about FMJ's but I think it would be the 115 or 118 DTACs?
 
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Don't know about FMJ's but I think it would be the 115 or 118 DTACs?


Thanks......it has been about 50 years go I last fooled with my .243 Win. and I kind'a remembered there was 115 gr. bullets. What is DTAC's....???


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DTAC stands for David Tubb. He got Sierra to make bullets with that on the box.
 
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