6.8 mm Rem. SPC || .278 | 98gr | IBEX Viper
Load data for 22 loads in caliber 6.8 mm Rem. SPC with .278 | 98gr | IBEX Viper bullet including underlying parameters such as bullet length, cartridge length and case capacity.
Product number: LID_B7011_C1042
Reloading data for caliber 6.8 mm Rem. SPC with .278 | 98gr | IBEX Viper bullet.
| Powder | Charge | Max. Pressure | Barrel 23.6''Barrel 60cm | Barrel 18.9''Barrel 48cm | ||||
| Weight | FR | psibar | % * | V(0) fpsV(0) m/s | z | V(0) fpsV(0) m/s | z | |
| ... cells marked in yellow are not dangerous but indicate possible (but not necessary) suboptimal characteristics such as extensive muzzle flash or inaccurate loads. |
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| Caliber: | 6.8 mm Rem. SPC |
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| Propellant: | ADI AR 2205, ADI AR 2207, ADI AR 2219, Accurate 1680, Accurate 2015, Alliant Reloder-7, Alliant Reloder-10x, Hodgdon H322, Hodgdon H4198, IMR 4198, IMR 4227, Lovex D060, Lovex S053, ReloadSwiss RS 36, SNPE Vectan BA6 1/2, SNPE Vectan SP 10, Shooters World Buffalo Rifle, Somchem S335, Vihtavuori N110, Vihtavuori N120, Vihtavuori N130, Vihtavuori N133 |
| Bullet Weight: | 98 gr | 6.4 g |
| Bullet Diameter: | 0.278 '' | 7.06 mm |
| Primer Size: | Small Rifle (SR) |
| Bullet Length: | 1.12 '' | 28.5 mm |
| Case Length (l3): | 1.69 '' | 42.9 mm |
| Cartridge Length / OAL: | 2.25 '' | 57.1 mm |
| Seated Depth: | 0.56 '' | 14.3 mm |
| Case Capacity: | 34 Grains of Water | 2.21 cm3 |
IBEX - Precision Hunting GmbH
Manufacturers of lead-free hunting ammunition in Austria:
Website IBEX manufactures CNC turned bullets. CNC manufacturing on machines has the great advantage of being able to reduce manufacturing tolerances to a minimum and also being able to implement any change or variant at short notice. IBEX manufactures in the range of a few 1/1000 mm. This brings precision that ultimately contributes significantly to hunting success.
Pressing tools are subject to a certain influence of various factors that are difficult to correct. Tool wear can only be corrected with new tools. Technically obsolete types are produced for as long as possible because the tools are very expensive.
Twisted copper bullets often shoot more precisely than many of the pressed lead-free hunting bullets because of their better concentricity around the axis of rotation. Pressed parts are pressed lengthways into a mold and, depending on the degree of wear and the oil film in the cavity, there are deviations that can ultimately affect the precision.
Copper in a suitable alloy can only be processed to the desired precision on CNC machines with a lot of experience and know-how. iBEX produces its own melts for this purpose in order to be able to achieve the highest possible quality.