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I never had a 6-06 or the AI version. I opted for the 257 Weatherby with zero freebore instead and the 6.5 Rem mag AI.

I hunted coyotes, chucks, crows, jack rabbits, never had to shoot more than 450 yards...I just liked to blow the hell out of them, then hang them up in a tree and do some bullet testing on them...if there was anything left.

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I thought the 257Wby was overbore?.................


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Ya'll are hair splitting and the 6mm/244 AI will beat the 243 AI in case capacity every time...plus I've never had ANY problems getting x57 brass...OR 234/308. It's nothing but a matter of choice...be a man...make your own and screw the rest...(evil smile and LOL)

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Lovely theorum.

What COAL are you gunning 105's at in your 6AI?

Thanks!..............


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I have tried many of the AI cartridges the 243AI is great and works in a short action if you want a magazine. also you can use Lapua brass, the 6AI is also great and works in a short action if you go single shot but need's a long if you want a mag.
Mine were both 1-8" twist's and you could get 100- 150fps more with the 6AI using 105-107gr bullet's.
The interesting thing to me is that both of these rounds gave much better barrel life than my 6-284's

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Originally Posted by Big Stick
6-06/6-06AI on a l/a.................


Prezactly.

243AI over 6mmAI all day long. I don't like the 7x57 or the 6.5 Swede, and like the 257 Boberts even lessgrin

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neither I'd go 6-284, Short and fat is where it's at wink

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Originally Posted by rockchuck828
I have tried many of the AI cartridges the 243AI is great and works in a short action if you want a magazine. also you can use Lapua brass, the 6AI is also great and works in a short action if you go single shot but need's a long if you want a mag.
Mine were both 1-8" twist's and you could get 100- 150fps more with the 6AI using 105-107gr bullet's.


Correct and this has been my experience as well, my 6 AI is built on a 40x so I don't have to worry about the mag length.

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Shorter than a 6AI and a one-pass deal to boot...............


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Originally Posted by Big Stick
Shorter than a 6AI and a one-pass deal to boot...............


And Lapua brass wink

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Anything that's "times fifty-seven" is a goatphuck by default.............(grin)






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Yeah, and we can throw in all of those .473 rimmed cartridges too! Can't We?

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I'm a .473" Slut,just cain't times fifty-seven.

Mainly because I have,too many times.

Prolly a pun there too...............


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Mauser was both.

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Wow................


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Originally Posted by 2muchgun
Originally Posted by Big Stick
6-06/6-06AI on a l/a.................


Prezactly.

243AI over 6mmAI all day long. I don't like the 7x57 or the 6.5 Swede, and like the 257 Boberts even lessgrin


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Botched COAL,assuredly don't taste any good at all..................


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6 of one kind half a dozen of the other! Brass availabilty would be the only consideration!


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COAL,matters far more than brass "availability",as brass is a non issue to score.................


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