ATRS err's on the side of caution because if they said all stocks fit then I am positive some owner will call and complain their stock is getting marked up. This way the liability lies with the owner and not ATRS.
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ATRS Modern hunter specs, pics and range reports
- Thread starter polskiogorki
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ATRS err's on the side of caution because if they said all stocks fit then I am positive some owner will call and complain their stock is getting marked up. This way the liability lies with the owner and not ATRS.
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masterduckmaster
Regular
Second that. That a big fan of the current one. It will be better if it's just a simple stub.
Did Some shooting over the weekend,
This is some factory Hornady 6.5 CM 143 gr precision hunter ammo they say 2700 FPS on the box, but I dont have a crony so i can't confirm that
here's two 5 shot groups. That flyer was shot four of five and I'm thinking it was me, or a bad round. Can argue with the results though.
Once I shoot all this factory stuff I'm going to try some hand loads and see if i can replicate the results.
This is some factory Hornady 6.5 CM 143 gr precision hunter ammo they say 2700 FPS on the box, but I dont have a crony so i can't confirm that
here's two 5 shot groups. That flyer was shot four of five and I'm thinking it was me, or a bad round. Can argue with the results though.
Once I shoot all this factory stuff I'm going to try some hand loads and see if i can replicate the results.
In case anyone here wants to follow along Jerry from Mystic Precision will be doing an accuracy evaluation on the MH and the new BCL102.
This will be an unbiased test and Jerry will be developing a couple handloads for each rifle individually and seeing just what each platform is capable of.
https://www.canadiangunnutz.com/for...rison-READ-ALL-OF-POST-1-BEFORE-REPLYING-HERE
This will be an unbiased test and Jerry will be developing a couple handloads for each rifle individually and seeing just what each platform is capable of.
https://www.canadiangunnutz.com/for...rison-READ-ALL-OF-POST-1-BEFORE-REPLYING-HERE
Have you since tried?Did Some shooting over the weekend,
This is some factory Hornady 6.5 CM 143 gr precision hunter ammo they say 2700 FPS on the box, but I dont have a crony so i can't confirm that
here's two 5 shot groups. That flyer was shot four of five and I'm thinking it was me, or a bad round. Can argue with the results though.
Once I shoot all this factory stuff I'm going to try some hand loads and see if i can replicate the results.
onetwentyish
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- East Central AB (AKA Northern Texas)
You could upgrade the BCG, if ATRS is too busy to handle milling the CH relief into the new carrier, I know a RD local gun nut machinist that could do it for you.
this!!
I would be interested to know what muzzle velocity people settled on, on the 6.5 Creedmoor models. Mine has a medium contour barrel, 18.6". New Lapua brass, Berger 140 grain target, BR-4 primers, 2.80" COAL. I put the brass through a Sinclair neck expander mandrel die, and reamed flash holes to 1.5 mm, otherwise they were straight out of the box. The standard deviations are for 5 rounds.
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MikeTheRock
Regular
- Location
- Calgary, AB
Those velocities seem pretty low for a 6.5 CM. What bullet are you using?
That bullet is a very long bullet for a set mag length. One uses up a lot of case space with that bullet.
I tried the longer target bullets in my .308 MH, but gave up due to low velocities as trade off to use high BC bullets.
I use that exact bullet in my 6.5x284 F Class rifle, but I have the freedom to set it way out in the neck.
I tried the longer target bullets in my .308 MH, but gave up due to low velocities as trade off to use high BC bullets.
I use that exact bullet in my 6.5x284 F Class rifle, but I have the freedom to set it way out in the neck.
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