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I've been shooting Hornady VMAX bullets in most of my guns for a few years but lately they are becoming very hard to find. I hate trying to develope a new load for a rifle since all components are getting very expensive and scarce. Today I was at my local Fun Shop and the only bullets they had were Noslers. Hornady's have been on back order since January. I decided to try a load for my 6 MM. I bought a box of Nosler 70 grain Ballistic tip boat tails and a box of Made in Brazil primers. Took them home and loaded up 20 rounds using my standerd load of 30/ H322. Normally I use a CCI Mag primer but substituted the Brazil primers. Took um out back to the 200 yard range and shot these. Guess I don't have to do much work making up a new load. The really neat part is that it shoots to the same point of aim as my Hornady VMAX load
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Here is the rifle those were fired in. It's a 6 MM BR Remington .265 neck with a 14 twist barrel. Jewell triger and Leupold 6.5-20X scope
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Here is the rifle those were fired in. It's a 6 MM BR Remington .265 neck with a 14 twist barrel. Jewell triger and Leupold 6.5-20X scope
