DTAC 115

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malinois
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DTAC 115

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Has anyone out there tried these big suckers in your 6br ? If so how are they working for you and what was your starting load.
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I'm shooting them in my "play" gun, a 6 BR, 1x8" Shilen Hunter rifle. I shoot 90 grain MK's thru the turkeys and then the 115's for Rams. On a GOOD ram range (say like Raton) I get about 80% of ram hits and maybe a little more but on a tough range it falls off a LOT, but it sure is fun to shoot. I shoot H-4831SC powder and started with 30 grains. The load I shoot gives good case life but it's a pain to get that much powder in the case.

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I have used them with a 6mm-250. A little better than 80% on a good ram set (with no wind) but I can generate a bit more speed. So far the best I have found.
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Re: DTAC 115

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HI Greg,
I am shooting a .243 short, basically the same cartridge. what are you using for powder or short line bullets?
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Re: DTAC 115

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For Chickens, Pigs and Turkeys, I am using the Sierra 1531 85g bullet with 4350 about 36 grains. Of course everyone should figure their load out themselves and not take reloading data from strangers :-)

For really windy conditions the 105 Sierra is a good bullets for Turkeys.

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Re: DTAC 115

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The Sierra is a 107 Grainer,,,,,,,,,, and you may wish to try the newer 95 grain MK (#1537) for the shorter lines. They got me into AAA class with my Hunter gun.

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