Unfortunately where I shoot (NRA HQ range) it is pretty much impossible to retrieve much of my 6.8 brass. It kicks off of the partition of the shooting lane and out into the line of fire. I can't have them stop everyone from shooting so I can chase my brass. I wish I could think of a way to have it land behind me. I was planning on keeping as much of it as possible.Yeah, i just wish there was a way to form the brass from something else that is abundant. I treat the 6.8 brass like gold.
Thanks for the tip; I'll try that next time I shoot it in 6.8. My 6.8 kit is going back to Terra to look at my cycling problems. I hope to have it back running properly soon.What you need to do is leave your 5.56 deflector on the gun when you change calibers. It will spit the brass right at 3 oclock. you could always order a new one from Terra in 5.56 and play with it and a file and see if you can get it to go to 4-5 oclock.