Description
50 factory new Hornady #8622 unprimed 6 mm Remington (244 Remington) brass cases.
History: Extensive bullet weight testing by Remington concluded that 75 grains was ideal for varmints and 90 grains for deer and that 1 in 12 inch twist was ideal for the new 244 Remington cartridge. Sales lagged behind the 243 Winchester which was found in what many considered a more attractive rifle and hunters demanded a 100 grain bullet. in 1962 the Remington Model 700 hit the market and the 6 mm rifle was equipped with a 1 in 10 inch twist barrel and the cartridges name was changed to the 6 mm Remington.
