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| A fairly mild load Jerry? |
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| Not mild by intention, but chosen for accuracy. Besides according to Lyman #50 240 Wby 3409 fps, and 6mm Remington 3335 fps. No need for more IMO.
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| Here's some velocities chronograph with 6mm-06 and 87 grain bullets. IMR 4350, 3520 to 3585 fps. IMR4831 3513fps and RL22 3513 to 3547fps. As you all can see I am shooting a little slower load for accuracy. I haven't hit 3600fps yet, but believe I could if I wanted to.
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| Couple of things about loading the 6mm-06. You may have to turn the case necks. Some chambers have a tight neck area. Also you will want to reduce your top loads when using military brass as the brass is thicker and theres less volume. |
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| Shootermetal: Thanks for the reply, I only use commercial brass Remington 270 Winchester. Trimmed to 2.484. I use Remington 270, as I load Winchester brass in 270, just to eliminate mix ups. I haven't performed any neck turning yet, but I will check case necks in the future.
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