6mm Super LR it's a basically a 6mm straight walled with a 30° shoulder it has a bit of a short neck for the heavies. It really shines with the 90 grain range of bullets which your twist should stabilize.
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6mm AI or 6/06. 6mm Remington brass is getting scarce and the quality isn’t the best. The 1/10 twist will limit you to 95gr and less for longer range accuracy.Comment
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The only 6mm other than creedmoor I seriously considered was dasher (or another 6BR variant).Comment
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Y’all are just talking crazy...
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How much more would the 6-06 get me over the 6mm AI. Other than being able to make my own brass. 6-06 has limited does available also. Of course that really doesn’t bother me
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It's just me talking but I don't think it's worth the trouble rechambering a factory 22" Savage barrel with a 1:10 twist into anything that's a big improvement over the original. If you choose a good aftermarket fast twisted .243" 26"+ barrel then you might be on to something.Comment
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Not worth the troubleComment
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Only cost I will have is the reamer rental. My buddy will do the work. He just turned his 223 into a 22-250 AI. Just trying to put two barrels to use rather than gather dust. I already have a 243 built for the heavies and a standard twist 243 just looking for a project. Guess I am just bored. If I like the cartridge I will build what I really want for it.
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6 ackleyComment
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6/06 should be fun for a few shotsComment
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I had a 6-06 and sold it to a buddy. We finally decided on 6 Rem AI. Should be a fun little round and it’s only going to cost around $100 each so that’s not terrible for an experiment.
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6mm/.284Comment
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my head hurts reading all thisComment
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Originally posted by tmurray View Post
Should have the barrels back in a week or so. They are 6 Rem AI
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