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Many of the files on this page are in Acrobat .pdf format for easy viewing and printing. Download Acrobat Reader free of charge by clicking the above link. x PRODUCTS x c DTAC ammo & components c . 6XC DIE INSTRUCTIONS Gauging Bushing . . BACK TO 6XC MAIN . PHOTO . DOWNLOADS . NEXT PAGE . c BOOKS c SpeedLock c Reloading Tools c 6XC c CS Springs [all] c AR15 CWS c AR15 CS Springs [trigger, buffer, mags] c Target Shooting Gear . xxCompetition Grips xx Rapid Fire Timer xx Shooting Hat xx 4-Way Buttplate xx Sight-Line Tube x.c Tubb Tactical Gear Tactical Vest c TUBB 2000 [rifle and accessories] c Extractors c Model 70 Cocking Piece xxx Remington 700 Recoil Lugs xxx Competition Slings xxx Send E-Mail xxx Download Product Information and Instructions xxx ORDER [shopping cart] xxx ORDER CATALOG xxx c . TIPS from David .     CONTACT orders/information Call 806-323-9488 Fax 806-323-9483 Superior Shooting Systems Inc. 800 N. Second St. Canadian TX 79014 e-mail: CLICK HERE	x "Click on any link below to view that specific product page. You'll also be able to download information, instructions, and specifications." x 6XC Die Instructions, PAGE SIX x xx xx xxPrices and specifications are subject to change without notice. x x x Quick Jump DOWNLOADS 1: ORIGIN 2: SIZING DIE 3: FIRE FORMING 4: SEATING DIE 5: GAUGING BUSHING 6: SPECIFICATIONS 7: LOADING DATA 8: ORDER Download a higher-resolution version of this drawing by clicking on the image below. x x 6mmXC Cartridge Specifications The loading data below was attained using the following combination of components: Remington .22-.250 parent case Federal 201M [match] primer I have had good success with all propellants listed in this loading table. My winning load for 2002 was with Hodgdon 4350; in 2001 I won with Viht. N150. New cases may require a few firings to attain a length beyond 1.900. This is nothing to be concerned with as it is perfectly fine if the cases are a little bit short. x xWARNINGS .xxx[ALL loads listed are with moly-coated bullets! Using these loads with xxxnon-coated bullets will result in higher pressures.] x [PLEASE NOTE also that ALL loads listed are with a new Gary Schneider polygon barrel. Conventionally-rifled barrels will require more propellant to attain listed velocities.] x Click HERE for ARTICLE by David Tubb with more DATA n Load Suggestions Fire-Forming Loads 200 Yard Event Loads [with Sierra 107gr. moly-coated MatchKing] 000VihtaVouri N150: 34.0 gr. [approx. 2900 fps] 000 Hodgdon VARGET: 34.0 gr. [approx. 2900 fps] 000 Hodgdon 4350: 38.0 gr. [approx. 3000 fps] 000 VihtaVouri N160: 38.0 gr. [approx. 3000 fps] [with Sierra 107gr. moly-coated MatchKing] 000 VihtaVouri N150: 33.0 gr. [approx. 2850 fps] 000 Hodgdon VARGET: 33.0 gr. [approx. 2850 fps] 000 Hodgdon 4350: 37.0 gr. [approx. 2950 fps] 000 VihtaVouri N160: 37.0 gr. [approx. 2950 fps] xxx 300 Yard Rapid Fire Loads xxxx 600 or 1000 Yard Event Loads [with Sierra 107gr. moly-coated MatchKing] 000 VihtaVouri N150: 33.0 gr. [approx. 2850 fps] 000 Hodgdon VARGET: 33.0 gr. [approx. 2850 fps] 000 Hodgdon 4350: 37.0 gr. [approx. 2950 fps] 000 VihtaVouri N160: 37.0 gr. [approx. 2950 fps] [with Sierra 107gr. moly-coated MatchKing] 000 VihtaVouri N150: 35.0 gr. [approx. 2950 fps] 000 Hodgdon VARGET: 35.0 gr. [approx. 2950 fps] 000 Hodgdon 4350: 39.0 gr. [approx. 3020 fps] 000 VihtaVouri N160: 39.0 gr. [approx. 3020 fps] Note --xxxx After your 6mmXC cases are fire-formed using one of the fire-forming loads listed, I suggest starting at that listed fire-forming load when working up your 600 or 1000 yard load. Chronograph and watch for pressure signs. It is also suggested to schedule velocity checks every few hundred rounds and adjust propellant charges as indicated to maintain "new barrel" velocities. 0 Short Line Loads (reduced bullet weight) I have used 107gr. bullets across the course two win three titles with this cartridge and currently use a combination of 107s and our new DTAC 115 grain bullet for the 600 yard portion of a High Power match. Due to the inherently light recoil of this round and bullet weight combination, I see no need of reducing bullet weight, and it never hurts to shoot a bullet at all yard lines that offers superior wind-bucking capability. However, if someone wants to experiment with lighter bullets for 200 yard events, I would simplify matters by shooting the 600 yard load with the lighter bullet. A very light bullet, like a 70gr., might need to have the charge increased a grain or more, but the idea is to reduce recoil and also ensure flawless bolt operation, so I don't think a maximum velocity load is wise in this instance. 0 Click HERE for DTAC 115 grain DATA x [BACK TO MAIN PAGE] 0 SAFETY NOTE: Reloading ammunition is a potentially dangerous activity. Please take time to familiarize yourself both with this product as well as accepted safety practices. If you do not fully understand something, please call us for help at 1-806-323-9488. Play it safe! Make sure you have installed Adobe Acrobat Reader so you can view and print these documents! 0 DOWNLOAD INSTRUCTIONS   00Prices and specifications are subject to change without notice.
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