Just a hunter
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Thank you for the help. Velocities similar between the two?2506 aI or 25 284 I have brass for both for 25 284 I have a life time of brass
Thank you for the help. Velocities similar between the two?2506 aI or 25 284 I have brass for both for 25 284 I have a life time of brass
The 25 284 is like the 2506 you use 2506 loading dataThank you for the help. Velocities similar between the two?
The 2506 AI will help.with the heavy bulletsThe 25 284 is like the 2506 you use 2506 loading data
Understood. Thank you. How about box length and all with the longer bullets? Would they fit in a standard length magazine or would I need longer?The 2506 AI will help.with the heavy bullets
I actually have a 257 WBY in a Remington 700 CDL stainless fluted that I bought new several years ago. I've not messed with it a whole lot, mainly because it's an absolutely beautiful gun the way it sits and I hate to mess that up. Plus, I don't remember what twist it is but I doubt it would be able to stabilize the longer bullets?I have had the opportunity to shoot my daughters 257 Weatherby mag and it's pretty sweet. Minding my P's and Q's I would be happy to use it on any animal in Montana.
If you go about picking a new build based on GOOD brass, you can most certainly find the BEST!There is no "best". That word should be stricken from the English language.
Unless we are talking about Don Fry's mustache.
What is the end result on say whitetail deer with that bullet and speed combo?Hunt for your dies, it will help on the decision. The very difficult situation we are in right now with supplies, tend to not be wild cat friendly. Standard dies can be found, others..not so much....take heed!
25/06 std is a very, very accurate cartridge, newer powders breathe new life into the 25/06..
For customs, I have the 257 Roberts AI, 25/06, and 257 Weatherby with .030 freebore. The 9T, Weatheby with 115g Bergers is awesome at 3600 fps shooting 3/8" groups.
I do like odd calibers.25 SST or 25-284.