Well, if you already load a .243 then yes you should get you a little 6 mm..You already own the dies, you've got the bullets, and primers..You can never own too many guns..Btw, they use the same powder or at least mine does...4831 shoots really well in both..
Well, if you already load a .243 then yes you should get you a little 6 mm..You already own the dies, you've got the bullets, and primers..You can never own too many guns..Btw, they use the same powder or at least mine does...4831 shoots really well in both..
I think Deer Slayer shoots a sweet little 6mm.
It's formed from 7x57 brass though right? Where am I gonna find that?
Seems I have too many brass projects aside from the expected duties that come with reloading. I "glocked" a bunch of my 10mm brass trying to push it too hard. So the full length sizing die is on the way. Turning perfectly good .223 into .300blk (not for me), now I'm gonna cut up some good 7x57. Why not? Lol
Seems I have too many brass projects aside from the expected duties that come with reloading. I "glocked" a bunch of my 10mm brass trying to push it too hard. So the full length sizing die is on the way. Turning perfectly good .223 into .300blk (not for me), now I'm gonna cut up some good 7x57. Why not? Lol
Midway looks like their out of all 6mm brass and ammo. So are the other places I looked at on line. Easiest thing to do will be just to pick up a couple of boxes of factory and reload from there. Rifles maybe easier to find that brass! I had know idea! 
had a R700 back in the 60's....it would shoot 1" at 200 yds...won a lot of turkey shoots with that one...its the only one that I regret letting it get away....
