Jim in Cali
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If you need anything faster than a 6.5x284, you might as well shoot a bigger caliber.
A bigger caliber won't necessarily get you any more usable distance..
If you need anything faster than a 6.5x284, you might as well shoot a bigger caliber.
A bigger caliber won't necessarily get you any more usable distance..
If you need anything faster than a 6.5x284, you might as well shoot a bigger caliber.
That's a lot of opinion. Based on what?
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Exactly! As is just about any other statement made on these forums.
.... not necessarily based on fact or knowledge.
I'll be jumping in and building one of these for one of my repeat customers who just called me.
I'll see the cartridge up close and personal at SHOT in 12 days.
I've been shooting a 6.5x284 for 4 seasons and really like the .264 bullet diameter.
I hope they have taken the RUM cases and shortened them slightly leaving a 0.300" long neck with a 30-35 degree shoulder. Reasoning is, less powder (than RUM's), wider powder column (than Win Mags and Ruger Mag's), Long neck with steep shoulder for good bullet seating characteristics and to fuel the "flame point" debate.
Maybe I should have taken a more definitive approach with my statement. Something along the lines of:
"Care to back that statement up with some sort of factual basis?"
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