atl5029
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my only concern is the throat. Should be able to seat em long cause its a Mauser action, but not sure how close bullets will be to the rifling. A custom throat wasn't an option i was thinking of but i should have been. I can probably have my smith lengthen the throat with a reamer if it becomes a problem. More of a concern for target bullets though, as the CEBs are bore riders. And I've found brass. Seems like they just did a run cause all my product notifications came in lol. Got 150 but should probably buy a few moreThis is interesting. Tagging to see result's. Make sure you have a long enough mag and a throat that uses the magazine.
Would love to hear the logical path of slow monos at high twist rates equals good perfromance. That seems counter-intuitive, but following intuition alone would have stopped most breakthroughs in technology.
Where will you ever find brass? If you find it, it will surely be on sale! These rifles were like 50% off at CDNN a couple years ago.
Better get Quickload to help you guess what bullet.
I'm all over the new 8.6. I want one of those too in a 12" configuration. Waiting on Faxon to release barrels and I'll have one. They're 1:3 twist. Been following development of that cartridge since i first heard of it. 12" Barrel with a 160 Barnes will give you 2250 fps but its spinning so insane fast that when it opens it'll be devastating.Following. This kind of reminds me of the new "8.6 BLK" cartridge but a magnum version. Something my mind automatically jumped to when I read about the 8.6 BLK. "Neat, but I'd need more speed"
8.6 BLK (blackout) is a .338 that uses 6.5 Creedmoor brass as the parent cartridge (shortened). Barrels are 1:3 or 1:4 twist rate. It'll run subsonic and supersonic ammo.