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I am oddly prepared for exactly this thread
>>64259835
They are Lee Navy loads so these ones are ~27gr of 4895 w/100gr bullet stepping up to 30gr eventually.
last round I did was going around the 2.3k FPS but 6mm Lee Navy will typically push 2.5k so im in the ballpark.
This is more for I want to just shoot the thing rather than maximize ballistics. Lots of the testing has just been getting the bullet seating just right to make up for the shorter necks between 220 swift and original 6mm. I post over on /msg/ a bunch, but dont often slide over here to the reloading general often. I should though
They are Lee Navy loads so these ones are ~27gr of 4895 w/100gr bullet stepping up to 30gr eventually.
last round I did was going around the 2.3k FPS but 6mm Lee Navy will typically push 2.5k so im in the ballpark.
This is more for I want to just shoot the thing rather than maximize ballistics. Lots of the testing has just been getting the bullet seating just right to make up for the shorter necks between 220 swift and original 6mm. I post over on /msg/ a bunch, but dont often slide over here to the reloading general often. I should though
>>64205006
>No you don't
Yes I do. as the tripfag says below your post, I share the same opinion. I view gunshows as good people watching at bare minimum and a fun outing. while yea 80% is either junk or beyond my price range the 20% more than makes up for it when I find something I like for a good price or absolute great finds/steals. I experience it in Vegas every year and it being a Vegas trip itself makes it worth it there too.
Although tbf I have no idea what else I would due whole in Tulsa. Maybe I should go to the April one? best chance of getting a tornado maybe? never been around one of those.
>pic rel
my best find at the Vegas show this year was the Lee Navy Bayonet for $800
>No you don't
Yes I do. as the tripfag says below your post, I share the same opinion. I view gunshows as good people watching at bare minimum and a fun outing. while yea 80% is either junk or beyond my price range the 20% more than makes up for it when I find something I like for a good price or absolute great finds/steals. I experience it in Vegas every year and it being a Vegas trip itself makes it worth it there too.
Although tbf I have no idea what else I would due whole in Tulsa. Maybe I should go to the April one? best chance of getting a tornado maybe? never been around one of those.
>pic rel
my best find at the Vegas show this year was the Lee Navy Bayonet for $800