6.5 Sherman

reeldawg

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I got to put a few rounds down range with my new 6.5 Sherman. I shot this group while load testing today. I pulled the two to the left. It shoots better than I do. Anyone thinking about a 6.5 should consider a Sherman. This is my first "wildcat". Frieforming brass is pretty simple. I would like to say thanks again to Rich, Elkoholic, for his help. I hope to put a few pigs down with this in the near future.

Jay
 

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No way! You mean fire-forming isn't some crazy myth you have to do the hokey-pokey and stand on one leg while holding your tongue just right to get it work???

:D

By now, you've realized I'm jesting at those who say wildcatting and forming brass is a pain. LOL

Congrats on the 6.5 Sherman. I still hope to build one someday! Looks like you got a shooter!

Keep us updated as your experiences and load development continue.
 
I thought you had to use Creme of Wheat, a majic bullet, and hold you head just right to get good fireformed brass!!!:D
 
I got to put a few rounds down range with my new 6.5 Sherman. I shot this group while load testing today. I pulled the two to the left. It shoots better than I do. Anyone thinking about a 6.5 should consider a Sherman. This is my first "wildcat". Frieforming brass is pretty simple. I would like to say thanks again to Rich, Elkoholic, for his help. I hope to put a few pigs down with this in the near future.

Jay

Congrats Jay! It was a pleasure working with you. Let me know anytime you need anything......Rich
 
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