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I was wondering if anyone had any good loads for a 6mm Rem. Have a Rem 7600 Special Run in 6 mm on hold and will be acquiring in a week. Looking to reload for coyote and looking for some ideas. Thanks!
 
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i loaded up some 55 gr Noslers for a 6mm Rem 788 and they are accurate and deadly on small game (feral cats). my load was nothing special, from Noslers manual, 48 gr of IMR 4831, a Rem 9 1/2 primer and a 6mm WW case. I sorta stumbled on this load, i did not have any other more suitable powders in stock so i used this load and gave them to my brother to shoot. He came back for more.
 
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I load for it quite a bit....

drop me a PM and let me know what you are looking for it to do...

with bullets for 55 grains to 105 grains... on tap... It can offer a lot of flexibility....

cheers
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After you get info from seafire, & need additional info., PM me. I have been loading the 6mm since the 70's. Have used a lot of different powders, & bullets. I use it as my primary deer rifle. have very good results with the Barnes X'
 
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5 shots, 200 yards

Bullet: Sierra 85 Grain HPBT
Powder: 43.2 grains of IMR-4350
Primer: Remington 9-1/2
Case: Remington
Firearm: Ruger 77R
Optics: Leupold 3x9
Velocity: 3128 FPS @ 15' from muzzle

This load has been used on everything from bumblebees to large mule deer. Works just fine out to 350 yards.
 
Posts: 3282 | Location: Saint Marie, Montana | Registered: 22 May 2002Reply With Quote
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I have found my 6mm -- a Remington 700 heavy barrel Varmint Special, the older one with pressed-in checkering on the stock -- to be persnickity about powder. The best I've found for it is IMR 4064. My best load uses about 41 gr. of that powder with the 70 gr. Sierra Matchking bullet. I've also gotten very good results with Berger bullets, molly coated, from 65 to 90 grains, again with IMR 4064 powder.

H 380 powder also gave me very good results, but I got some slight hangfires with it using Federal 210 primers.

I won the only rifle match I've ever entered using this combination of 70 gr. Matchking, 41 gr. IMR 4064, Remington brass, Federal 210 primer -- it was a member's match at the Morgan Hill Club in Kingston, NY.

I haven't been able to get this rifle to shoot 100 grain bullets well, but I admit that I gave up on them after a few tries when the results did not please me.


"How's that whole 'hopey-changey' thing working out for ya?"
 
Posts: 5883 | Location: People's Republic of Maryland | Registered: 11 March 2001Reply With Quote
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5 shots, 200 yards

Bullet: Sierra 85 Grain HPBT
Powder: 43.2 grains of IMR-4350
Primer: Remington 9-1/2
Case: Remington
Firearm: Ruger 77R
Optics: Leupold 3x9
Velocity: 3128 FPS @ 15' from muzzle

This load has been used on everything from bumblebees to large mule deer. Works just fine out to 350 yards.


Steve,

No one can argue with results like that!

cheers
seafire
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