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6MM MAX

No I went with 6mm arc, only have shot it 7 times, 5 to zero and 2 to confirm, ballistics close to 243, Hornaday factory support so plenty of folks making ammo and parts, might be very close but make sure it is something that's going to have good support,
 
Jcalder said:
Not being able to shoot heavier than 100 gr bullets would be a no for me.
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Jcalder said:
I hadn't ever heard of it till you mentioned it. Basically a 350 legend necked to 6mm. Does that sound right
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yes it also uses a standard AR-15 Bolt for 556 so the head stamp is the same. 6 ARC performs better than it, but 6 ARC is not very reliable in a AR because the bolt they use has material removed since the head stamp is bigger and it causes part failures.

everyone says 6 ARC is great in a bolt gun not so in an AR platform.

6mm Max is suppose to be the Maximum Performance you can reliably get out of a small AR platform.
 
I haven't read there was bolt failure on factory ammo but reloaded hot could cause bolt failure, reckon the same can happen to the 6maxx? you got a link to all those articles?
 
mike243 said:
I haven't read there was bolt failure on factory ammo but reloaded hot could cause bolt failure, reckon the same can happen to the 6maxx? you got a link to all those articles?
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i have copied an article that has some good info below. there are some youtube videos that show pros and cons between both.

www.sunnshadow.com

6mm MAX - A Comparison of Top Performing Small Frame Cartridges and Ballistic Data

6mm MAX is an exciting new intermediate cartridge that combines AR15 small frame weight and portability with AR10 large frame performance. Developed by BC Precision Ballistics and championed by Sons of Liberty Gun Works, the 6mm MAX can move projectiles from 55gr to 105gr at incredible...
www.sunnshadow.com www.sunnshadow.com
 
Besides lee I never heard of any of those folks, which doesn't mean much as I don't reload. Speed with a little heavier bullet from the arc but I do plan to reload but only to factory specs. I have started with a cheap complete upper to see how well I will like it, have shot it very little but will get some range time after deer season hopefully. I seen that article already when I was looking to buy a arc but didn't read anything about factory ammo giving bolt failures, time will tell how well any of them work out for us shooters. Barrels have a good life span except bolt guns loading heavy and getting erosion in 3500+ rounds possibly, I didn't get it to shoot tons on plinking, I have the other upper 556 to waste $$ with lol
 

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