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Reloading
Need Advice Have 2 Rifles and Want to Re-barrel one of them
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<blockquote data-quote="Calvin45" data-source="post: 2052190" data-attributes="member: 109862"><p>Not wanting to deviate from your options...but I'm suggesting another one anyways. I've long felt that it I ever rebarreled my savage 111 in 270 it would be a 6mm-06 or a 6.5-06, ackleyed for either of them. The 6mm holds my attention both with the high bc 115 grain class but even more with the 70-90. The 90 grain Sierra gamechanger has a B.C. of .480. Not true long range bc but when you can crank those at 3600+ it gets "interesting" looking at ballistic tables. A truly rare blend of point blank speed and long range ability.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Calvin45, post: 2052190, member: 109862"] Not wanting to deviate from your options...but I’m suggesting another one anyways. I’ve long felt that it I ever rebarreled my savage 111 in 270 it would be a 6mm-06 or a 6.5-06, ackleyed for either of them. The 6mm holds my attention both with the high bc 115 grain class but even more with the 70-90. The 90 grain Sierra gamechanger has a B.C. of .480. Not true long range bc but when you can crank those at 3600+ it gets “interesting” looking at ballistic tables. A truly rare blend of point blank speed and long range ability. [/QUOTE]
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