Was @gimp original 6.5x47L done with this reamer?
Real guns start with the number 3 or bigger and make two holes, one in and one out
6.5x47L aka the 6.5 creed-before
@outdoorlad are you running your 6.5x47L on an M mag on that nice Tikka of yours? Any OAL issues if so?
The rifle is predominantly a hunting rifle so this school of thought was always foremost on the build specs. Tight neck reamers and long freebores with crazy lead angles for secant or hybrid ogive bullets would limit the range of suitable hunting bullets and adds possible mechanical complications in the field which I wanted to avoid.
The reamer was ground to cut a .298" neck, my loaded non neck turned neck measures .290" and the free bore length set up for the 139gr Scenar at .235". This puts that bullet in 100% neck to bearing surface contact with 5 though jump and a 2.73" COAL.
The lead angle is std CIP.
The 130gr TMK is very much the same dimensions as the 139gr scenar with the same boat tail and ogive shape, other than the plastic tip they almost measure identical which has made for easy tuning of that load.
I look forward to testing some other bullets but early signs show its really not that fussy to load for.
Should try the 6.5x48! its awesome!!!
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I knew it, a 260 is waaay better.
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Dan M
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Correction, after studying the badly photocopied paperwork closer it is a .293" neck and .135" Free bore
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