6mm ARC Specs
The 6mm ARC utilizes a 0.243-inch diameter bullet seated in a 1.490-inch case, generating a maximum overall length of 2.260 …
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The 6mm ARC utilizes a 0.243-inch diameter bullet seated in a 1.490-inch case, generating a maximum overall length of 2.260 …
The 6mm Advanced Rifle Cartridge (6mm ARC) utilizes a 0.243-inch diameter bullet seated in a 1.490-inch case, generating a maximum …
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