At the range last weekend the inconsistent wind had all three in my family splashing dirt all over the gongs at 1000 but hits remained elusive as they do on these types of days.
Another shooter (one of the "regulars") told me I needed to come there an a weekend when they have a competition- dominated, he sez, by the 6mm Dasher.
After looking at the 6BR, BRX, Dasher, etc. I'm not getting "it", I guess...
A 105 grain with a BC of .50 (Amax) at 2900-3000, vs. what I'm using now- a 162 Amax with a BC of .625, at 2800.
Seems to me the much smaller bullets would be subject to more drift. But just like investors like to say "don't fight the Fed", I can't argue with what's winning.
For those of you that own and shoot the 6mm in windy conditions, what's your experience?
Please let's keep it on topic. Only interested in discussing the 6BR and it's wildcats.
Another shooter (one of the "regulars") told me I needed to come there an a weekend when they have a competition- dominated, he sez, by the 6mm Dasher.
After looking at the 6BR, BRX, Dasher, etc. I'm not getting "it", I guess...
A 105 grain with a BC of .50 (Amax) at 2900-3000, vs. what I'm using now- a 162 Amax with a BC of .625, at 2800.
Seems to me the much smaller bullets would be subject to more drift. But just like investors like to say "don't fight the Fed", I can't argue with what's winning.
For those of you that own and shoot the 6mm in windy conditions, what's your experience?
Please let's keep it on topic. Only interested in discussing the 6BR and it's wildcats.