Gorgeous 6mm BR vs Milk Jug at 1 Mile 1760 yards! Art P

[@joejr9653]

Best backer plate souvenir. The bullet stuck in it is so cool.

[@LongRangeShootersofUtah]

I know right! Amazing. Might make handing it on the wall a bit challenging.

[@mountainhobo]

"Might make handing it on the wall a bit challenging." -- Frame on reverse side to provide offset from the wall.

[@robgreene1776]

The 6BR is an absolutely phenomenal cartridge.

[@LongRangeShootersofUtah]

Makes me want one.

[@JOHNJCLARK]

That is the F class looking rifle I shot the other day. Amazing rifle!

[@rubicon59grand]

Great shooting Art. It was a pleasure shooting with you and that's one beautiful rifle. My jug eluded me, but I'll get 'er next time.

[@errtuley]

He's subsonic at that range. No sonic snap. Great shooting!

[@1tulip]

THAT is a beautiful piece of equipment right there! Nice shootin'.

[@kcb3887]

That's a damned work of art right there.

[@oldgoat50]

I shot a 6.5 br out of xp100 with a 15 inch Shilen barrel built by Ralph Bond in 1993 and grouped 3/8 inch for 3 shots at 220 yards. Is that OK?

[@treece1]

I remember those remington pistols? 6.5br got have helovakik huh?

[@kylarschilz]

Love those triggers! They are really amazing

[@BubbaFett3333]

This is an old vid, but for anyone curious about recoil, his shoulder and cheek aren't touching the stock...hence the jump.

[@richardoliver1468]

Job Well Done. How many of us could achieve what he did and in the cold??

[@charlesschubarth4030]

Surprised at the recoil of the 6br... loved the suppression though!

[@Dkzdrood]

I think I just fell in love with that rifle

[@morgan4xl]

I came up with a method to cut the velocity spread over my Lab Radar in half on my 6 ppc. I was hoping for a group improvment but at 100 and 200 yds there didn't seem to be a difference. I have been told the 600 yd shooters may find it to work for them. If you want to give it a try contact me in the comments and we can go from there. It is inexpensive and I had many tests where the velocity didn't vary ten fps.

[@everythingphil9376]

3:43 No way! BC is king over velocity in target shooting!

[@crazycowdogs9830]

The BC on the 105 Berger is only .547 so i'd say they are both important. What makes the 6mm BR special is its small powder capacity which contributes to extremely low standard deviations.

[@everythingphil9376]

@@crazycowdogs9830 "Only .547". From a 308 Win shooter like myself that's LOL! SD is one thing but to get the raw velocity to send it out there is nuts considering it's powder capacity.

[@thetigerstripes]

How long is that barrel ?

[@sekaf4125]

Congrats!!!

[@dragonflyfab9703]

What is 6arc from 6br?

[@swarmar3085]

Very nice...I wonder what it will do with a 115 REBATED DTAC. Have you try it? BC on the DTAC is .620 at 1000 yards. Thanks.

[@LongRangeShootersofUtah]

The DTAC are excellent as are the 110 SMK.

[@raining1975]

Those are a little big for the 6 br

[@EDCandLace]

We love the 110 SMKs in both hubby and mine 6mmBR. Extremely accurate guns and will shoot .25 minute all day long. The barrel is superb and cost of reloading is super cheap with very good MPG on powder and bullet cost isn't bad neither. We mainly shoot .300 win mag, .300RUM and 338L so it's nice when you get 3x the rounds out of powder and the bullet cost is roughly half. Recoil is non existent when your used to getting pounded by the big 30s and 33s. I love my 6BR and my 2 6PPCs.

[@Igobangbang]

@@EDCandLace Do you mind sharing some details on your twist, barrel length and powder? I want to try these in my 8 twist 30" 6BR, but I'm not sure if they will be stable or not. Trying for a mile and researching possible 6BR loads to try and get it done. Thanks for any help you can provide.

[@hankturner9379]

Noob here. Can you tell the mv and the twist rate? (I have a 243 win.)

[@LongRangeShootersofUtah]

Certainly. We talked a bit about it in the interview and it's listed in the description but he's using 30 gr of Varget to push the 105's at 2800 fps. Very much a 6 mm equivalent of a 6.5 Creedmoor in that it shoots a 105 at 2800 FPS just as a 6.5 Creedmoor would shoot a 140 at 2800 fps. The 1000 yard world record group was shot with a slight variant of the 6mm BR. It measured 1.068" for a 5 shot group at 1000 yards! www.gunsamerica.com/digest/benchrest-shooter-1000-yard-group/

[@joemorgan5175]

Do you get to keep the plate when you complete a challenge?

[@LongRangeShootersofUtah]

Yes,

[@joemorgan5175]

@@LongRangeShootersofUtah sweet, any chance I'll find 1000 yard events like this in or around North Carolina?

[@duckslayer11000]

Love these videos!

[@LongRangeShootersofUtah]

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[@josievelarde5467]

What's the dimensions of the Utah shaped backer?

[@LongRangeShootersofUtah]

Roughly 16" x 20"

[@HL99DMD]

Absolutely beautiful!!

[@nomermosqueda9241]

650 yards? 3 sec flight time on mine with 105 Amax lands at about 900yds

[@LongRangeShootersofUtah]

3 secs is what it takes a 6.5 Creedmoor to a mile here. You’re numbers seem off

[@coreyevans7940]

Nice shooting very beautiful gun

[@redrocklocal]

Great Shooting Art

[@oldgoat50]

Man is that a quiet gun.'-)

[@longshooter457]

Do shrapnel hits count?

[@djordan7979]

6mm norma aint that tiny lol

[@xTWaLk3RxSk8T3Rx]

poolice

[@honcho714]

Gunwerks is a scam.