anyone know the difference?

LOUD

New member
I am looking for a set of dies in my flavor( Hornady ) for the 6mm Remington , But all that I can find new are 6mm Remington BR ( bench rest I assume ) .Will it work?, also anyone know if other brands of die will thread into my die bushings. Any help will be appreciated...............LOUD
 

mehavey

New member
Two totally different cartridges.

One short & fat:
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The other sleek and svelt:
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I'd consider getting a bushing conversion set and expanding your options
http://www.midwayusa.com/product/858110/hornady-lock-n-load-press-and-die-conversion-bushing-kit
 

ballardw

New member
Or maybe an old set of .244 Remington. Same size just different label as the original barrel twist on the .244 didn't like longer bullets, hence the re-branded 6mm.
 

BigD_in_FL

Moderator
The 6mm BR might be short and fat, but it is the more accurate of the two.....;), but no you cannot, as mentioned, use it for the 6mm Remington
 

Rangefinder

New member
The 6mm BR might be short and fat, but it is the more accurate of the two....., but no you cannot, as mentioned, use it for the 6mm Remington

:p Can your BR tap gongs on the 1000 yard range consistently? Because my 6mm Remi does it like a swiss clock... :D :D :D

To the OP---I have to even suggest it, but keep a look on Fleabay. The amount of dies listed there right now is 10X the amount even a couple months ago. OR, just go with a set from RCBS, or another. My RCBS 6mm Rem dies are going on 20 years old and I couldn't even guess how many rounds through them. Still brand-new by performance standards.
 
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