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Hornady brass has a well earned reputation among reloaders, and the 8622 carries that same standard over to the 6mm Remington. These are factory new, unprimed cases built to give you a dependable foundation for your own loads. Hornady holds tight tolerances on wall thickness, weight, and internal case capacity, which is the groundwork for repeatable velocities and the kind of accuracy that keeps you coming back to the same load.
The big story here is consistency. Hornady gauges each case for tight wall concentricity, which helps the bullet seat straight both in the case and in the chamber. That uniform wall thickness matters a lot when you are chasing accuracy, and the consistent weight and capacity from piece to piece means your powder charges and pressures stay more predictable across the box. Cases are also run through pressure calibration checks to promote even expansion on firing, which is part of why handloaders tend to get solid case life out of them.
The 6mm Remington is a flat shooting, mild recoiling round that has long been a favorite for varmints and medium game alike. Lighter bullets in the 55 to 90 grain range are the go to for prairie dogs, coyotes, and groundhogs, while 90 to 100 grain projectiles turn it into a capable whitetail and antelope cartridge. Built on the roomy 7×57 Mauser case, the 6mm Remington has a touch more powder capacity and a slightly longer neck than the .243 Winchester, which plenty of handloaders appreciate when working up a load.
As with most bulk rifle brass, give these a quick look over before loading. A few case mouths may show minor dents or run slightly out of round, and that is normal with new unprimed brass. Those typically clean up during the first firing or resizing and will not hurt case life. A full length or neck size, trim to length, and a clean primer pocket will have you ready to roll. Note that these cases ship unprimed and are not loaded ammunition.
No. These are new, unprimed brass cases meant for handloading, not finished ammunition. You will need to add a primer, powder charge, and bullet to complete a cartridge. They are a reloading component only.
The 6mm Remington is versatile across a wide range of projectiles, typically from about 55 to 107 grains. Lighter bullets in the 55 to 90 grain range are popular for varmints and predators, while 90 to 100 grain bullets are the common choice for deer and antelope. Match your bullet selection to your rifle's twist rate for best stability and accuracy.
Yes. The 6mm Remington is simply the renamed and updated version of the .244 Remington, and the cases are the same cartridge. If your rifle is stamped .244 Remington, this brass will work. The main difference between the two names came down to barrel twist rates on the rifles, not the brass itself.
That is normal with new bulk rifle brass and nothing to worry about. Minor dents or case mouths that are a touch out of round usually correct themselves during the first firing or when you resize. They will not affect case life or performance.
| UPC | 090255486223 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 8622 |
| Caliber/Gauge | 6MM REMINGTON |
| Length | 5.8500 |
| Product Type | Rifle |
| Quantity | 50 Per Box |
| Shipping Weight | 1.445 |
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