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Gentlemen,

the Germans have their 6x62 Fr�res. (Q.v: http://www.ladedaten.info/pulver/rws/page64.php3) However, this case is slightly fatter then the standard -06 case, and as I think, now obsolete. Are there any 6 mm wild cats built on a full length -06 case? I have searched for the 6 mm-06, but foung nothing.

Best regards,

Fritz

P.S. I�m not asking for advice about calibre choice. I know about the .25-06 and 6 mm Rem. [Wink] Just curious. [Smile]

[ 08-10-2003, 11:25: Message edited by: Fritz Kraut ]
 
Posts: 846 | Location: Sweden | Registered: 19 April 2001Reply With Quote
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Yes there are Fritz. My "library" is is a different house at the moment, so I cannot give specifics. 6mm-06? Yes. Perhaps others can supply info.
 
Posts: 9647 | Location: Yankeetown, FL | Registered: 31 August 2002Reply With Quote
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Check out the Wolfe wildcats books. There are 6mm-06, 6mm-06 Ai, 240 Gibbs (I have one of these). etc. - Dan
 
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Oh, also check out the 240 Howell. - Dan
 
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The 6MM 06 holds only a tiny bit more powder than the 240 Weatherby and is actually practical in a long barrel. It is far less overbore than the 7MM RUM or 300 RUM and a snap to form from 25-06 brass. With a 28 inch bbl and AA8700 and the Barnes 115 it will rock your world, or you can shoot 6MM Rem velocities with reduced loads of XMP 5744 using a lower charge weight and with less recoil.

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Posts: 1111 | Location: Afton, VA | Registered: 31 May 2003Reply With Quote
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I have one...but it was made by a Norwegian should that matter. [Big Grin]

Anyway, if you'd like any load info just let me know as I have quite a bit...use at your own risk.

Good luck.

Reed
 
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I've used a 6/06 quite a bit over the years-I do love the round.

Here are some quick speeds-let me know what else you would like.

25" Schneider tube

55 Noz-IMR4350==4400 fps
70 Noz-IMR4350==4000 fps
95 Noz-R22 or R25==3500 fps

I use a 10 twist, a couple of my buds use the 10 a couple of others use the 12.

MY last tube went 1700 rounds-pretty much all in the field. We've used them for deer/elk/lopes/black bears/and lot of chucks and yotes.

"GET TO THE HILL"

Dog
 
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