Nice!...did your smith have any problems threading the end of your barrel?
No problems, threads are 5/8x24.
Nice!...did your smith have any problems threading the end of your barrel?
No problems, threads are 5/8x24.
You're crapping all over this thread after clearly stating in your first post you didn't want to start anything.
My opinion is just as qualified as anyone you render considering we're both anonymous people on the internet.
It's one of a group of wildcat cartridges developed by Rich Sherman (elkaholic) who is a member here. It stands for 6.5 Sherman Shortmag.Thanks...
What is a 6.5 SS? What and how much powder are you burning?
I know I cannot get my 6.5x284 to 3250fps...
I agree that one huge advantage is the stiffness, allowing the CF barrels to be slightly more accurate after several shots, due to the significantly lower harmonic node interference (whip) thanks to the very stiff CF wrapping, compared to a solid steel sporter barrel (using this example for equal weight comparison), that when the molecules begin moving around more from increased temperatures, they become very whippy and unpredictable causing "fliers".
It's one of a group of wildcat cartridges developed by Rich Sherman (elkaholic) who is a member here. It stands for 6.5 Sherman Shortmag.
6.5 Sherman Shortmag
61.2 gr H-1000
It's a slightly shortened SAUM case with a longer neck and the shoulder blown out to 40*
Next to a 270wsm w/140bergers
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Yes, the Sherman line of wildcats use the standard .308/.30-06 bolt face, and are for LA rifles. The SS (Sherman Shortmag) line are magnum SA cartridges.Thanks...is it a mag bolt face, short action cartridge? I was in another thread talking to elkaholic about his 6.5 Sherman in a long action...
The SSmag is on our left?
You are able to get 61+ gr of powder in there?
Correct the SS is on the left.
Yes with ease, it's a compressed load but no powder crunching while seating.
I would like to try CA carbon barrel and see how they compare. From talking with others the CA barrels shoot very well also but I've wondered if they retain POI as the barrel heats up like the proofs do?
Contact Rich Sherman, he's a member here. His username is elkaholic. Shoot him a PM, and ask him, and he can give you all info you are looking for.Was it hard to get a proof research carbon barrel chambered in a wildcat cartridge? What was the wait time? Did your smith or Proof Research do the chambering?
I have a ton of 270 win brass to blow out to a 6.5 Sherman...