millerkiller77
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Is it the lighting, or are the tips an aqua blueish color?View attachment 363369
.338-06 ladder test with 190gr. Hammer HHTs and H4895, Norma brass and CCI BR-2 primers.
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Is it the lighting, or are the tips an aqua blueish color?View attachment 363369
.338-06 ladder test with 190gr. Hammer HHTs and H4895, Norma brass and CCI BR-2 primers.
Yeah, they’re more of a mint green but in that light look aqua blue. Not as cool as @Dsnow9’s pink bullets but they’ll do.Is it the lighting, or are the tips an aqua blueish color?
How do your SDs compare from LRP to SRP 6.5 Creed loads?Loaded these up a few weeks ago. I left the brass in the wet tumbler too long and peened all the case mouths (400 pieces). I can feel the inconsistent tension when seating and verified it with gage pins. The cases aren't long enough for to trim so it's basically plinking ammo until they stretch a bit.. I'll shoot the last 80 this week and start over. Not here to start a wet vs dry vibe debate, but that extra hour in the wet will ruin a batch of brass whereas an extra day or two in dry vibe is never a problem. View attachment 363875
SD of 4.3... that dog'll hunt.About 10-15% lower with the SRP. I had single digit ES&SD before I peened the mouths and created uneven neck tension. Even with with the messed up necks, SD isn't overly terrible. These are from the "bad brass" in my post above.
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Why so light on the 175's?Reloaded some 300 Win Mag target and hunting ammo a few nights ago with my brother-in-law.
On the left: Nosler 210 gr RDF with 78.24 gr of H1000, COAL of 3.49, FPS of ~ 2960
On the right: Barnes 175 gr LRX with 75.5 gr of RL-26, COAL of 3.47, FPS of ~ 3090
Mag well is a touch over 3.5 so seating to max depth essentially. Not interested in hand feeding. Jam point for my rifle is 3.62.
If you're in the market for SRP 6.5, Peterson has been more consistent from lot to lot than the Lapua. As an added bonus , Peterson provides the AMP codes for every lot of brass. No more "sacrificing" brass for annealing.SD of 4.3... that dog'll hunt.