hands down my favorite gun to shoot. I was on the fence with 6.5 grendle and the 6 ARC, until I bought my ARC and added my touches to her. if you are thinking about getting one, don't think about it, get it. it's an absolute blast to shoot. Awesome shooting man, I wish Maryland had some long range spots to shoot out that distance. Best I have found is a synthetic 800 yards. I'm pinging steel but just reaching out to an actual 800 is a different story when taking in flight time and winds. People think I'm strange and ask why do you need to shoot that far, if you have to ask you'll never understand. Awesome shooting once again.
It is definitely the most capable chambering in the 15 platform. My boy took a mule deer this year @ 550y and anchored him with a 105 BTHP, very impressed with this little round, fun to shoot steel at long range and will perform great on medium sized game. Thanks for the comments, and thanks for watching.
The 6arc is absolutely an amazing caliber. I just finished a build and it is an absolute tack driver that has Tons Great energy behind it it’s incredible hearing it smack steel at 4-500 rounds it sounds like it’s hitting harder than 7.62x51 stuff at that distance. I am not sure if it Really is but it seems to get there quicker and hit harder. Although I may be jaded because I love the round so much😅. Regardless I’m super happy with the performance of 6arc
@MrTylero28 agreed, its an absolute blast to shoot and for the distance and energy output doesn't wear out your shoulder like the 6.5 or 300 by comparison. Though to be fair 6.5 and 300 blackout ain't really wearing out your shoulder the way my 300 weatherby dose or my 7mm rem mag weatherby.
I have my parts to build one on the way. I can't wait to get it together and run it! Thankfully, not too expensive to put on to an already present AR15 receiver.
Good video. Go to lumber yard, get a roll of orange marker tape 1" wide. It's thin vinal and no adhesive. Next 6 or more, 6' wood poles or whatever available. Staple 12" pieces of the orange marker tape every 12" or 24" from bottom to topon the same side . Place poles on either side of your target at 300 yard intervals give or take and out of close to target view as not to distract. This will help you or anyone train to read wind for these shots. Not that I'm saying you can't already read the wind. Before hand set one pole up some where that winds blow regular and use a wind meter and watch how much the 12 " piece of vinal raises up and measure the wind speed. This in turn works great as training aid to how much grass, brush, shrubs, leaves and limbs will bend or move at what speed. Plus it'll give a good indication which way the wind blows. Most people can't set poles up at events but training with this will give most an advantage of reading wind from point of from and to the target at what ever distance your at.
This is awesome shooting. .. He's not sitting at a bench shooting groups all day. He's literally challenging himself . To shoot 3 rounds all in flight at the same time , and hit the target at 1000+ yards..? awesome achievement awesome challenge...! Yup I subscribed...
2 out of 3 on target was great. I tried your load suggestion from a previous video of yours. Ended up .010" off the lands and shot .75" 5 shot group, but 4 of the shots mad about a .3 bug hole and the one opened it up. Probably me not the round or gun.😎
I’ve learned that in order to mitigate the recoil of the rifle, I do a negative load on the bipods. Which means you’re pulling the rifle into your shoulder as you pull the bipod legs to the rear instead of pushing forward on them. Obviously don’t pull too hard because it’ll fold back on the Harris bipod. Reason why is because when pulling everything to the rear, you have less movement to the rear during recoil. When pushing into the legs and pulling the rifle stock to the rear, you’re creating more space for rear movement during recoil. I pull back while doing long range shooting.
I love how he's got several sets of calibers measuring every point of his reloads and the hornedy shoots just as good.... Haha I mean true hobbyist. Semi auto as well. I have noticed over the years that you can still get tight groups without all the insane steps some take when reloading.
With accuracy, consistency is key. I think modern manufacturing processes have improved the “consistency “ of factory ammo, and I guarantee they do the same “insane” steps in their process.
@@wyominghighdesertprecision you are correct about the modern manufacturing process. Gonna have to say i doubt they do that to every round. Maybe some spot checks and qc. But that's my point. You can get the same accurate shots with factory match ammo. I mean what you are doing is hobby type stuff. I used to reload myself. I get it. Just saying it's not necessary.
@@wyominghighdesertprecision The benefits are still there... its just an effort vs reward thing. A Surgeon action with a Kreiger barrel sitting in a MDT chassis firing rounds that are in identical length Lapua cases, with weighed charges, topped with Lapua Scenars will absolutely outshoot a Ruger RPR with Gold Metal Match ammo. But is .5" at 100 yards worth 10K and hours at the loading bench? That's a personal choice. :D
The problem with most reloaders is they chase consistency at 100 yards which is great if you hunt varmints. At 1200 yards a bullet that hits a .50 group at 100 isn’t as good as a bullet that hits a 1.10” group if the 1.10” is 150 fps faster. It’s all about what you’re trying to do with it. Like most things in life, you have to sacrifice something to get something else.
Great video and shooting. I got an Aero Precision 16" upper and lower from Brownells for a working rifle. I was impressed, they finally made a 1 cartridge rifle out of the AR 15 platform.
Just saw the title started watching and I thought man that looks like Wyoming to me, then I look at your handle name haha! Nice shooting! I don’t know squat about long range. Mostly shoot pcc’s and handguns really want to try some long range also want to get into reloading.
Thanks for the video. What happened to your suppressor? Edit: Nevermind, it's a cover. I was wondering how you threaded an end cap onto a can that had a baffle strike.
incredibly entertaining!! You're a great shot! I've been shooting long range with my .308, and it's a lot of fun. This week, I'm gonna order a 6mm ARC upper so I can do this with an AR-15. My friend has a 6.5 Grendel, and it is a blast to shoot. Can't wait to get into this. Thanks for sharing!!🙂🙂
So i first heard of the "JP Challenge" from Frank of "Snipers Hide". He did it with the JP AR10, i believe in 6.5CM. The challenge is to hit the steel silhouette at 800 yards by getting all three shots off before you hear the report of the first. I have only tried it with 5.56 thus far. I tried it with my Noveske 18" SPR and could only get two but that's because it has a Silencer Co. flash hider on it and i don't have a can. The Noveske is incredibly accurate. My screen icon is a 0.4" five shot group i shot with it using 77 grain IMI OTM's. So factory ammo, not hand loads. Despite the Noveske being my most accurate AR15 varient, my DDM4V11Pro is no slouch in the accuracy department and since it's marketed as a "3 gun" rifle... it has their competition comp. on it. I was able to complete the JP challenge on the second attempt at 804 yards with the DD V11Pro and the IMI 77 grain OTM's. I got it on video as well using a phoneskope on my Vortex Razor spotting scope. When i finish my 6CM build, i will try it with that, as well as my 6.5CM build that i'm still tweaking. I will have the JP recoil eliminators on both of those so high hopes. Of course i really want to complete it at 1,000 and then perhaps 1,150 or 1,200. I'm looking at 6mmARC right now. I'm not sure i want to get into it. In theory, it seems like a great round. Sure i can hit a milk jug in 2 or 3 shots at 1,000 with my Noveske SPR but i want a little more power and distance on an AR15 varient and the 6mm ARC seem like it might be the way to go. Had been eyeballing the Grendel for many years and just never pulled the trigger on it. What kind of magazines do you use for 6mmARC ? can you use the 7.62x39 mags ? or is that a no go ? I need to revisit the ballistics again. I did when it first came out but have completely forgotten. 105 grains seems like a great bullet weight as a step up from 77 grains. One of my biggest concerns other than magazines would be the strength of the bolt and ejector. One tip for you with the JP challenge.... if you have a strap across the top of your mat, just push up against that. Worked wonders for me.
Is that a Seekins Precision 6mm ARC SP15 DMR ? If so, any upgrades and/or parts replacements ? Thanks. Keep up the great work. Setting up my first DMR/PRS gasser division gun in the Seekins 6mm ARC 22” SS DMR.
The upper is a 18” Proof Research pipe wrapped in Stoner billet receiver and hand guard, sitting on a Rock River lower with a Rise armament rave 140 trigger. Thanks for watching, your going to like the 6 Arc
Freaking sweet! That sir is no easy task! I'm up here in Billings, MT. Struggling to find good places to stretch my 6arcs' out past 800y. I have one in AR, and one in bolt action also. They are fun to shoot! What mags are you using? Great job with the videos too!
I’ve ran a few different ones, but the stoner mags run and load the best so far. I’ve been tossing around the idea of a bolt gun chambered in the arc, how do you like yours? And thanks for watching.
@@wyominghighdesertprecision Yeah, I'm using the same ones, I might try a mag from Brenton USA. I have a very similar set up to yours, AR stoner upper and rail with a Faxon 20" heavy match barrel. I've run the Rise triggers and they're excellent for the money, but I've fallen in love with TriggerTech. Bolt gun is built off a Savage action with a 24" barrel from Preferred Barrel Blanks, sitting in a Oryx chassis from MDT. Arken glass on both. Amazing Scopes for the money, and I'm a Vortex fanboy. lol. Both guns actually shoot factory ammo very well. Trying to work up better loads, but with current powder and bullet shortages it's been limited. Leverevolution has worked the best so far. I'm excited to try some Alliant power pro 2000 mr, and the new Reloder TS 15.5 with some Sierra matchkings maybe. Fun fun!
@@wyominghighdesertprecision If you were to build another one would you use a longer barrel or stay with the 18 inch.Is it a 5R or Ratchett Rifling? I enjoyed your video Thanks
I'm more amazed at the fact he hit damn near dead nuts at 1,220 yards with one of these. I wonder if someone could do a ballistic dummy test at 1k yards with this and 6.5 creedmoor too. I'm genuinely curious what those rounds could do in an actual sniping situation as sometimes occurs in police work.
I think they'll probably stick with either 223Rem or 308win. Because of frangible rounds being available for 223Rem, 308Win can punch through glass, ammunition is readily available for LE, and the target range will be very likely less than 200 yards.
Proof Research 18” 1:7.5 twist, rifle +1 gas length. Strike Industries adjustable gas block(collar) type. PSA bolt and carrier. H3 buffer and just a mill spec spring. AR stoner billet upper receiver with matching hand guard. Rise Armament rave 140 trigger. Magpul prs stock and a Harris bipod
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I love the 6ARC but I'm not liking the cmmg 20" barrel I have. I should have waited for a proof research barrel. I heard Noveske is supposed to be making a 6ARC barrel now that's the barrel I would really want.
The Proof barrel shoots lights out, don’t think any of my work up loads were over 1MOA, most about 3/4 and final load in the 1/2-5/8 consistent groups. Really impressed with it.
I just got notified today that Noveske has 6 ARC barrel's in now. I'm gonna get one and I'll let ya know how it shoots. Later @@wyominghighdesertprecision
grapefruits, oranges, navel oranges , and tangerines with the fruits grouped together at various distances. cluster of fruit and water jugs with food coloring might be cool too.
@@wyominghighdesertprecision . Ive been looking to build a 6 arc and that setup looks real nice. Definitely going to consider your setup. appreciate the video
I built the upper, 18” Proof Research barrel 1/7.5 twist. Ar stoner billet receiver and hand guard, sitting on a Rock River lower, and a magpul PRS stock. Hope you are enjoying your new rifle. Thanks for watching
It’s a Ergo TDX-0, really like the 0 degree for precision work, has a bigger palm swell and a decent price. The only down side is now I have to swap out all my other grips!
Upper is a Proof research barrel, with Stoner billet receiver and hand guard sitting on a Rock River lower, magpul prs stock. It’s not a production rifle just one built from good individual parts
hands down my favorite gun to shoot. I was on the fence with 6.5 grendle and the 6 ARC, until I bought my ARC and added my touches to her. if you are thinking about getting one, don't think about it, get it. it's an absolute blast to shoot. Awesome shooting man, I wish Maryland had some long range spots to shoot out that distance. Best I have found is a synthetic 800 yards. I'm pinging steel but just reaching out to an actual 800 is a different story when taking in flight time and winds. People think I'm strange and ask why do you need to shoot that far, if you have to ask you'll never understand. Awesome shooting once again.
It is definitely the most capable chambering in the 15 platform. My boy took a mule deer this year @ 550y and anchored him with a 105 BTHP, very impressed with this little round, fun to shoot steel at long range and will perform great on medium sized game. Thanks for the comments, and thanks for watching.
The 6arc is absolutely an amazing caliber. I just finished a build and it is an absolute tack driver that has Tons Great energy behind it it’s incredible hearing it smack steel at 4-500 rounds it sounds like it’s hitting harder than 7.62x51 stuff at that distance. I am not sure if it Really is but it seems to get there quicker and hit harder.
Although I may be jaded because I love the round so much😅. Regardless I’m super happy with the performance of 6arc
@MrTylero28 agreed, its an absolute blast to shoot and for the distance and energy output doesn't wear out your shoulder like the 6.5 or 300 by comparison. Though to be fair 6.5 and 300 blackout ain't really wearing out your shoulder the way my 300 weatherby dose or my 7mm rem mag weatherby.
I have my parts to build one on the way. I can't wait to get it together and run it!
Thankfully, not too expensive to put on to an already present AR15 receiver.
Good video. Go to lumber yard, get a roll of orange marker tape 1" wide. It's thin vinal and no adhesive. Next 6 or more, 6' wood poles or whatever available. Staple 12" pieces of the orange marker tape every 12" or 24" from bottom to topon the same side . Place poles on either side of your target at 300 yard intervals give or take and out of close to target view as not to distract. This will help you or anyone train to read wind for these shots. Not that I'm saying you can't already read the wind. Before hand set one pole up some where that winds blow regular and use a wind meter and watch how much the 12 " piece of vinal raises up and measure the wind speed. This in turn works great as training aid to how much grass, brush, shrubs, leaves and limbs will bend or move at what speed. Plus it'll give a good indication which way the wind blows. Most people can't set poles up at events but training with this will give most an advantage of reading wind from point of from and to the target at what ever distance your at.
Great video, I love the content. I just ordered my 1st 6 ARC barrel, bolt, and mag and looking forward to getting it put together
Fun to watch.
2 out of 3 hits at 1200😮. Informative too
Good stuff.
Cool stuff. No doubt it's fun, but also a lot of work. Thanks for taking the time to post!
Glad you enjoyed it, thanks for watching
This is awesome shooting. .. He's not sitting at a bench shooting groups all day. He's literally challenging himself . To shoot 3 rounds all in flight at the same time , and hit the target at 1000+ yards..? awesome achievement awesome challenge...! Yup I subscribed...
nice shooting video, good tecnique, testing the limit of the cartridge.
and the video shot in one take is great and the most trustable way to do it
Thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed it
Very cool and good shooting. This is a game changer for the AR 15 platform.
2 out of 3 on target was great. I tried your load suggestion from a previous video of yours. Ended up .010" off the lands and shot .75" 5 shot group, but 4 of the shots mad about a .3 bug hole and the one opened it up. Probably me not the round or gun.😎
2/3 but I missed the easy one (1st). Sounds like your rifle is gonna be a shooter. Thanks for watching man
I’ve learned that in order to mitigate the recoil of the rifle, I do a negative load on the bipods. Which means you’re pulling the rifle into your shoulder as you pull the bipod legs to the rear instead of pushing forward on them. Obviously don’t pull too hard because it’ll fold back on the Harris bipod. Reason why is because when pulling everything to the rear, you have less movement to the rear during recoil. When pushing into the legs and pulling the rifle stock to the rear, you’re creating more space for rear movement during recoil. I pull back while doing long range shooting.
Impressive shooting I am starting /o like the 6 arc and might buy one in the future good content keep it up.
I love how he's got several sets of calibers measuring every point of his reloads and the hornedy shoots just as good.... Haha I mean true hobbyist. Semi auto as well. I have noticed over the years that you can still get tight groups without all the insane steps some take when reloading.
With accuracy, consistency is key. I think modern manufacturing processes have improved the “consistency “ of factory ammo, and I guarantee they do the same “insane” steps in their process.
@@wyominghighdesertprecision you are correct about the modern manufacturing process. Gonna have to say i doubt they do that to every round. Maybe some spot checks and qc. But that's my point. You can get the same accurate shots with factory match ammo. I mean what you are doing is hobby type stuff. I used to reload myself. I get it. Just saying it's not necessary.
@@wyominghighdesertprecision The benefits are still there... its just an effort vs reward thing. A Surgeon action with a Kreiger barrel sitting in a MDT chassis firing rounds that are in identical length Lapua cases, with weighed charges, topped with Lapua Scenars will absolutely outshoot a Ruger RPR with Gold Metal Match ammo.
But is .5" at 100 yards worth 10K and hours at the loading bench? That's a personal choice. :D
The problem with most reloaders is they chase consistency at 100 yards which is great if you hunt varmints. At 1200 yards a bullet that hits a .50 group at 100 isn’t as good as a bullet that hits a 1.10” group if the 1.10” is 150 fps faster. It’s all about what you’re trying to do with it. Like most things in life, you have to sacrifice something to get something else.
And that's some nice armor you built for your target cam. It worked!
It definitely saved my camera! Thanks for watching
Great videos. I am going to build a 6mm arc now. Seems to be a fine option for cartridge for us Wyomingites.
It’s a damn good performer in a 15 platform with just a 18” pipe. I’m sure you’ll like it, I sure do. Thanks for watching
Great video and shooting. I got an Aero Precision 16" upper and lower from Brownells for a working rifle. I was impressed, they finally made a 1 cartridge rifle out of the AR 15 platform.
It is a nice choice for the 15 platform, glad you enjoyed the video, thanks for watching
Thanks for sharing!
Freakin' awesome video!
2 out of 3 on the fly at 1200 is really good for any gun!
Thank you 😊
Three shots in a row is a nice trick shot!!
This was fun to watch
Nice runs.
Just saw the title started watching and I thought man that looks like Wyoming to me, then I look at your handle name haha! Nice shooting! I don’t know squat about long range. Mostly shoot pcc’s and handguns really want to try some long range also want to get into reloading.
Good ol’ Wyoming! Thanks for watching man
Thanks for the video. What happened to your suppressor?
Edit: Nevermind, it's a cover. I was wondering how you threaded an end cap onto a can that had a baffle strike.
incredibly entertaining!! You're a great shot! I've been shooting long range with my .308, and it's a lot of fun. This week, I'm gonna order a 6mm ARC upper so I can do this with an AR-15. My friend has a 6.5 Grendel, and it is a blast to shoot. Can't wait to get into this. Thanks for sharing!!🙂🙂
I’m glad you enjoyed it, Thanks for watching
Nice video what kind of suppressor is that
Great shooting, Brother 😉👊🇺🇸
👍
Awesome video! I'm definitely going to build one for my AR. I really want a bolt rifle in this caliber. Would be super light with the mini action.
Thanks for watching. It really is a great little cartridge.
So i first heard of the "JP Challenge" from Frank of "Snipers Hide". He did it with the JP AR10, i believe in 6.5CM.
The challenge is to hit the steel silhouette at 800 yards by getting all three shots off before you hear the report of the first.
I have only tried it with 5.56 thus far. I tried it with my Noveske 18" SPR and could only get two but that's because it has a Silencer Co. flash hider on it and i don't have a can. The Noveske is incredibly accurate. My screen icon is a 0.4" five shot group i shot with it using 77 grain IMI OTM's. So factory ammo, not hand loads.
Despite the Noveske being my most accurate AR15 varient, my DDM4V11Pro is no slouch in the accuracy department and since it's marketed as a "3 gun" rifle... it has their competition comp. on it. I was able to complete the JP challenge on the second attempt at 804 yards with the DD V11Pro and the IMI 77 grain OTM's. I got it on video as well using a phoneskope on my Vortex Razor spotting scope.
When i finish my 6CM build, i will try it with that, as well as my 6.5CM build that i'm still tweaking. I will have the JP recoil eliminators on both of those so high hopes. Of course i really want to complete it at 1,000 and then perhaps 1,150 or 1,200.
I'm looking at 6mmARC right now. I'm not sure i want to get into it. In theory, it seems like a great round. Sure i can hit a milk jug in 2 or 3 shots at 1,000 with my Noveske SPR but i want a little more power and distance on an AR15 varient and the 6mm ARC seem like it might be the way to go. Had been eyeballing the Grendel for many years and just never pulled the trigger on it.
What kind of magazines do you use for 6mmARC ? can you use the 7.62x39 mags ? or is that a no go ? I need to revisit the ballistics again. I did when it first came out but have completely forgotten. 105 grains seems like a great bullet weight as a step up from 77 grains.
One of my biggest concerns other than magazines would be the strength of the bolt and ejector.
One tip for you with the JP challenge.... if you have a strap across the top of your mat, just push up against that. Worked wonders for me.
Is that a Seekins Precision 6mm ARC SP15 DMR ? If so, any upgrades and/or parts replacements ? Thanks. Keep up the great work.
Setting up my first DMR/PRS gasser division gun in the Seekins 6mm ARC 22” SS DMR.
The upper is a 18” Proof Research pipe wrapped in Stoner billet receiver and hand guard, sitting on a Rock River lower with a Rise armament rave 140 trigger. Thanks for watching, your going to like the 6 Arc
I have an old carry handle in 5.56. My next build will be a 6 mm ARC upper for it.
Specs on the rifle? Also what mags are you using?
Freaking sweet! That sir is no easy task! I'm up here in Billings, MT. Struggling to find good places to stretch my 6arcs' out past 800y. I have one in AR, and one in bolt action also. They are fun to shoot! What mags are you using? Great job with the videos too!
I’ve ran a few different ones, but the stoner mags run and load the best so far. I’ve been tossing around the idea of a bolt gun chambered in the arc, how do you like yours? And thanks for watching.
@@wyominghighdesertprecision Yeah, I'm using the same ones, I might try a mag from Brenton USA. I have a very similar set up to yours, AR stoner upper and rail with a Faxon 20" heavy match barrel. I've run the Rise triggers and they're excellent for the money, but I've fallen in love with TriggerTech. Bolt gun is built off a Savage action with a 24" barrel from Preferred Barrel Blanks, sitting in a Oryx chassis from MDT. Arken glass on both. Amazing Scopes for the money, and I'm a Vortex fanboy. lol. Both guns actually shoot factory ammo very well. Trying to work up better loads, but with current powder and bullet shortages it's been limited. Leverevolution has worked the best so far. I'm excited to try some Alliant power pro 2000 mr, and the new Reloder TS 15.5 with some Sierra matchkings maybe. Fun fun!
I know, this shortage on components sucks. My go to powder for the arc is definitely Leverevolution.
Nice!
I've had the most consistency with Black for sure . MATCH is good but my barrels definitely like the Black better .
I was definitely impressed with this factory ammo.
May have missed it, what barrel length are you using? 18”? Do you think a 16” would be consistent at 1000 yards?
Good shooting
Man that thing hits hard for a smaii package.
Great video.Nice shooting too.Howl9ng of barrel
I’m running a Proof Research 18” 1:7.5 twist barrel. Thanks for watching
@@wyominghighdesertprecision If you were to build another one would you use a longer barrel or stay with the 18 inch.Is it a 5R or Ratchett Rifling? I enjoyed your video Thanks
Great videos. Just subscribed!!!
What can are you running?
What barrel are you shooting? I have had 2 6 mm ARCs so far. One was reliable but not accurate the other one was unreliable and occasionally accurate.
That shot @ 11:40 DAMN!
The upper receiver looks like a pro2a tactical upper. Is that what it is?
Nice
What glass were you running on this 6 arc?
May I ask what magazine you used on this setup? Brand & capacity?
Running AR Stoner 6 Arc mags, 15 rounder, but I only load up to 10.
I am really looking forward to the announcement of the .224 ARC.
If you’re going that small just buy a PRI Mk12 Mod 0 800 yard 556 all day and the AEM5/OCM5 is one of the quietest 5.56 suppressor ever made
Sweeeeeeet
Nice shooting
Thanks man
Is that a gas pipeline marker right behind the target? Lmfao
I'm more amazed at the fact he hit damn near dead nuts at 1,220 yards with one of these. I wonder if someone could do a ballistic dummy test at 1k yards with this and 6.5 creedmoor too. I'm genuinely curious what those rounds could do in an actual sniping situation as sometimes occurs in police work.
I think they'll probably stick with either 223Rem or 308win.
Because of frangible rounds being available for 223Rem, 308Win can punch through glass, ammunition is readily available for LE, and the target range will be very likely less than 200 yards.
@@patrickgjorven7832 fair enough. But it doesn't change the fact we do require a new caliber for infantry. The military is getting stupid.
Do you have any specs for your build? Barrel length, gas block, bcg, buffer weight and spring?
Proof Research 18” 1:7.5 twist, rifle +1 gas length. Strike Industries adjustable gas block(collar) type. PSA bolt and carrier. H3 buffer and just a mill spec spring. AR stoner billet upper receiver with matching hand guard. Rise Armament rave 140 trigger. Magpul prs stock and a Harris bipod
@@wyominghighdesertprecision This should be in the description
What camera are you using? Nice shield!
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I love the 6ARC but I'm not liking the cmmg 20" barrel I have. I should have waited for a proof research barrel. I heard Noveske is supposed to be making a 6ARC barrel now that's the barrel I would really want.
The Proof barrel shoots lights out, don’t think any of my work up loads were over 1MOA, most about 3/4 and final load in the 1/2-5/8 consistent groups. Really impressed with it.
I just got notified today that Noveske has 6 ARC barrel's in now. I'm gonna get one and I'll let ya know how it shoots. Later
@@wyominghighdesertprecision
@@brazzy1467 Oh hell yeah! Definitely keep me posted
@Frank Bonazza III I still have my BA barrel, going to run it this coyote season. It is a great barrel for the price for sure.
Adding weights to your handguard will mitigate your recoil
grapefruits, oranges, navel oranges , and tangerines with the fruits grouped together at various distances. cluster of fruit and water jugs with food coloring might be cool too.
What are you using for magazine?
Stoner 6arc, 15 round I believe, but I never top them off.
What brand of upper and handguard are you using?
Proof Research 18” barrel with AR Stoner billet receiver and handguard
@@wyominghighdesertprecision . Ive been looking to build a 6 arc and that setup looks real nice. Definitely going to consider your setup. appreciate the video
Ammo shows those tiny variations at range big time
What rifle are you using....I have the CMMG 300 Endeavor in 6mm arc which I just received in October 2021
I built the upper, 18” Proof Research barrel 1/7.5 twist. Ar stoner billet receiver and hand guard, sitting on a Rock River lower, and a magpul PRS stock. Hope you are enjoying your new rifle. Thanks for watching
danm your build looks alot like mine i did 10months ago crazy.
like freaking identical optic, mount, nice job
What grip is that on your rifle?
It’s a Ergo TDX-0, really like the 0 degree for precision work, has a bigger palm swell and a decent price. The only down side is now I have to swap out all my other grips!
What’s the best powder for reloading 6mm arc
Leverevolution works great with the heavier pills, easy to get single digit S.D. ‘S and best velocities
@@wyominghighdesertprecision yeah I run the 105’s right now in a AR platform. Going to try the 108 next. But thank you
What suppressor?
It’s a fake can, but it gives me a little more muzzle velocity, more like a barrel extension.
You need a bigger target 🤣🤣🤣
what grip is that?
Ergo TDX-0
www.midwayusa.com/product/1024068227
Who makes your AR ?
Upper is a Proof research barrel, with Stoner billet receiver and hand guard sitting on a Rock River lower, magpul prs stock. It’s not a production rifle just one built from good individual parts
@@wyominghighdesertprecision that's a nice build
@@wyominghighdesertprecision what bolt carrier group are you using?
@@bn-xd8ek it’s just a PSA nitride 6.5 Grendel bolt.
barrel/upper specs?
Proof 1:7.5 twist 18” pipe. Rifle+1 gas system. Stoner billet receiver with matching hand guard
other then lever evolution have you played with other powders? varget or h322 or h4895?
I haven’t yet, all the research I’ve seen Lever out performs all the others when it comes to the heavies, with CFE 223 in a close 2nd.
@@wyominghighdesertprecision understandable...be nice to find a nice temp stable option
yawn frrrp