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fishingCan someone display the dimensions of the 6.5 x47 for me? Thanks beerroger


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Remember, it has a small rifle primer.


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popcornThanks, John. Neat little cartridge. To bad our military didn't have it in 1942. beerroger


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You meant that 6.5x47 - OK.... ! I don't have it, sorry! Big Grin
Any chance of sending the specs to 'Steve's Pages'? He doesn't have it either and he does ask for submissions. (He doesn't have the other 6.5x47 either).

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popcornThanks guys! I got it. beerroger


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Thanks, John. Neat little cartridge. Too bad our military didn't have it in 1942.
Can't tell from this exchange whether you're discussing a 6.5-222 Remington Magnum wildcat or the 6.5x47 Lapua, but our military had the similar 276 Pederson (7x51) in a 10 shot M1 Garand ready in the 1930s and decided not to use it. MacArthur's decision to stay with the 30'06 was not based on technical details or tactical advantages but matters of supply and interoperability so even the superior 6.5 Grendel and 6.5x47 Lapua cartridges would have become footnotes.
 
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Thanks, John. Neat little cartridge. Too bad our military didn't have it in 1942.
Can't tell from this exchange whether you're discussing a 6.5-222 Remington Magnum wildcat or the 6.5x47 Lapua, but our military had the similar 276 Pederson (7x51) in a 10 shot M1 Garand ready in the 1930s and decided not to use it. MacArthur's decision to stay with the 30'06 was not based on technical details or tactical advantages but matters of supply and interoperability so even the superior 6.5 Grendel and 6.5x47 Lapua cartridges would have become footnotes.


Frowner6.5x47 Lapua. and your right on about MacArther's folley. Based on what he didn't do on Dec. 8th 1941, His landing in the Phillipines instead of Formosa, and his attack at Peleliu and the unesscessary waste of lives is testemony of his brilliance and egomania. thumbdownroger


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