Was simply going to post the link here but its more fun to ogle twice as much.

Among the bunch below are:

CEB #13 solid and non-con, GSC FN, AHR X-bullet, Macifej SHARRC, Woodleigh soft, RGB copper bore rider, RGB Crayola-tip, Barnes BBS and a .416 Speer AGS Tungsten and .458 Hornady DGX.

In one photo is a 30-06 case and the photo with a case sleeping inside the 600NE brass - that is a 450 Marlin.









Now I just have to load them all up.

Don't have the 600NE yet but I do have a 600OK that will love these bullets all the same.

Couldn't you find any big ones?

You're right I should be embarrassed.

The one in the middle is a 22 Long Rifle, isn't it!

hey i know where your 600 is .....just waiting on the shell holder then im ready .....sweet....

Bwananelson,

Can you send that Verney-Carron 600NE up to me so I can try these out?

oh so sweet could you send a link with names of where i can get some i only have woodliegh

Hey Bwananelson,

Here are some links to people who have .620 bullets worth trying (just click on the name - it is hyperlinked below):

Michael458 and CEB#13

AHR - Copper X-Bullet and Kodiak softs

Macifej's SHARRCs

GS Custom copper FN

And you can PM Robgunbuilder here about his bore-riders as well as his semi-spitzers (the ones I call "Crayola-Tips")

Making 600 ammo and doesn't yet own a 600. Now that's using the secret!

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Originally posted by generalwar:
Making 600 ammo and doesn't yet own a 600. Now that's using the secret!

Shhhh, don't tell anyone ...

And don't tell anyone that until recently I had a double rifle in 600NE for which I developed the loads described and targets pictured in previous posts ...

And of course remain silent on the 600OK and the hundreds of .620 bullets slung through that ...

So PLEASE keep it to yourself, I trust that you know it must remain our secret ...

quote:

Originally posted by generalwar:
Making 600 ammo and doesn't yet own a 600. Now that's using the secret!

perhaps it would be more accurate to change "yet" to "still" or better yet, change "a 600" to "another 600"

Or even better, change it to wishing for another 600 but in the meantime is just still making bullets and taking pictures of bullets.

Good luck with your search I hope you nab a nice one!

quote:

Originally posted by generalwar:
Or even better, change it to wishing for another 600 but in the meantime is just still making bullets and taking pictures of bullets.

Good luck with your search I hope you nab a nice one!

I don't think you've been paying attention ...

General,

From the photos I don't think he could have nabbed one much nicer.

http://forums.accuratereloadin...0101804/m/3741030041

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Originally posted by CCMDoc:

quote:

Originally posted by generalwar:
Or even better, change it to wishing for another 600 but in the meantime is just still making bullets and taking pictures of bullets.

Good luck with your search I hope you nab a nice one!

I don't think you've been paying attention ...

http://forums.accuratereloadin...0101804/m/3741030041



Missed that post looks to be a nice gun. I was trying to be funny apparently that went horrible wrong.

I have a few 600's but I'm not a hand load guy, superior makes my stuff.

have you tried imr 4831 or 4350 in the 600 im ready to load and have bulk in these two powders

H4831sc 148 grn= 1700 fps
"" 152 grn= 1795 fps
" " 158 grn= 1880 fps


IMR 4831 150 grn=1850 fps
" " 160 grn= 1900 fps

all with woodys 900 grn as per G Wright.

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I have a few 600's but I'm not a hand load guy, superior makes my stuff.

General, you mean 1-800 CALL LARRY !!!! Great guy, and knows his stuff.

I have not used either in my 600NE but have used IMR4350 (not H4350 or Accurate4350) in my 600 OverKill which has a 209 grain water capacity and is safe at much higher pressures.

When working up loads in that caliber with 900g Woodleigh softs out of a 23" barrel I have the following data:

140g = 1,867fps

142g = 1,893fps

145g = 1933fps

I went much higher but I woudln't advise doing so in a double as others have said you can't reliably use the typical signs of pressure in bolts to tell you the safety limit in doubles.

As always, start low and work up to a load that regulates well and use a chrono to make sure you are safe.

Stay well,

Paul