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The Basics, Starting Out
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<blockquote data-quote="hjl" data-source="post: 124587" data-attributes="member: 4949"><p>I believe a super 6mm is the flatest shooting cartridge to 400 yards. Along those lines what does everyone think of.</p><p>Is there a 6mm stw ie a 7mm stw necked down to 6mm?</p><p>What is a 6/ 264 win mag called?</p><p>I believe a 6 / 257 weatherby mag is called a 6mm cactus.</p><p>Would a 6/257 castus be better than a 6/264 wm because weatherby brass is better?</p><p>Anyone use one of these &amp; what speed is possible with 70 gn projectiles?</p><p>Thank you for your replys.</p><p>Regards.</p><p>hjl</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="hjl, post: 124587, member: 4949"] I believe a super 6mm is the flatest shooting cartridge to 400 yards. Along those lines what does everyone think of. Is there a 6mm stw ie a 7mm stw necked down to 6mm? What is a 6/ 264 win mag called? I believe a 6 / 257 weatherby mag is called a 6mm cactus. Would a 6/257 castus be better than a 6/264 wm because weatherby brass is better? Anyone use one of these & what speed is possible with 70 gn projectiles? Thank you for your replys. Regards. hjl [/QUOTE]
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