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Where can I find load data for the 6MM-06? I especially need overall case length without a seated bullet.
 
Posts: 9 | Registered: 10 March 2003Reply With Quote
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I have found some loading data on 243/06 (6mm/06)
www.huntingnut.com and www.undarrell.com but they do not have any specs as to case dimensions. I to am interested in this caliber and would like info on the case specs. jimjam
 
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Puppetmaster:

I don't as yet load the 6-06, that is my next project. I do however load the 6.5-06, 338-06, and 35 Whelen. They all use the same max case length as the 30-06, 2.494. Trim your cases to that spec, or .010 shorter and you are in business.

Jerry
 
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Thank you Jerry for the info on the 6mm/06 aka 243/06. I to load the 6.5/06 and really enjoy it. [Big Grin] jimjam
 
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The overall case length should be the same as the parent cartridge, the 30/06. As for loads, I can run a few loads through Quickload and give you the data you ask for. I need barrel length the bullet you want to use. E-mail me the info and I'll send it to you. Ed Coffey
 
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6m/m x.270 improved -----Fred Barnes and I 1967
It was suppose to be 6m/m 06 Imp. but the reamer went in about .050" to deep. I think it was a Ancient Age mistake or maybe Golden Wedding.
The original Barnes'115gr.6m/m bullet was a deadly mule deer slayer. At the time I was using h870 and h4831. With the wrong( 105gr.)bullet this rifle, to my dismay, turned out to be a real crippler.Bullet selection is hyper critical when using small caliber super fast cartridges.Sadly when I was younger I didn't listen to that advise.I was a great proponent Hydroshock and other nonsence.
 
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I use a 240 gibbs, and the bullet question is paramount. For coyotes (which is what I built it for) it's not that important, but for any bigger game, partitions, bonded, and X bullets are really your only choices. - Dan
 
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I have a 6mm/06 AI that pushes 105 Amax's right around 3400fps in a 30" tube with 51gr of IMR 4831 in old military match brass..

6.5 Bandit
 
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