Riverine
3 posts
Sep 06, 2004
5:53 AM
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Hey folks, I want to get some ideas here. I'm looking to do a 6BR for 600 yard club matches. Sometimes we shoot from bench, other times we shoot from the ground off a rest if the range doesn't have benches for that distance.
My experience is mostly with AR service rifles and spaceguns shot in High Power matches. But I looked at that Dasher that just set a new World record and I bet that guy is shooting that thing free recoil. Which makes me wonder, for 600 yards, is it better to go with a BR-style stock like a Kelbly Lee Six or a 1000yd style stock like the Tooley MBR?
Are you guys shooting Free Recoil at 600?
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BountyHunter
Charter Member
5 posts
Sep 07, 2004
8:34 AM
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The most common stocks are going to be the same as 1000 yard BR.
Tooley MBR
Shehane Tracker (glass and laminated)
Baer lamintated ($245 inletted) Got 4 of them. 25 styles and all colors
Master Class
MBR and Master Class are V shape on bottom of butt, Baer and Baer have .500 flat. Baer also has V shaped bottom.
Hard to go wrong with any of those and pick your type and color.
BH
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DANTEC
Charter Member
5 posts
Sep 07, 2004
12:43 PM
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I use a tooley for 1 K
and a Tom Meredith both from mac Millan in my light gun ( 6 BR Norma imp "à la BRX " ) but only 0.05 longer
6 BR family wilcats are very sweet in recoil and you can stay close to BR 100/200 shape and no need real heavy gun , Shedanne traker is very confortable to shoot too
good shooting
DAN TEC
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MarkS
Charter Member
6 posts
Sep 10, 2004
4:10 PM
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Richard Frankin 1000 yds/ F class
www.richardscustomrifles.com
Mark
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Moderator
48 posts
Sep 13, 2004
2:04 PM
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For those who prefer to shoot free-recoil, Tom Meredith offers a nice stock. Price is $275 for a blank glass stock. Add $195 for complete installation and pillar bedding. Tom (TM Stockworks) can be reached at (260) 485-5389.
Tom doesn't have a website yet, but we're hoping to have a couple of pictures up on the stock page as soon as Tom can get them to us.
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