You got a recipe for me? 6.5cm

[etxccampbell]

load for my custom 6.5creed is 42.3 h435o at factory coal with both 140eld and 143eldx

[Cajun Blake]

Goodness, I too had read many around the 42gr mark so I assumed my low node would be around that also. I dont care much about speed so the lower node is fine with me.... I dont really want to rebarrel anytime soon so getting more life out of the barrel ranks high as does accuracy at longer distances.

Do you have a chronograph? Accuracy nodes should be identified and chased using a chronograph. Velocity is the constant end result regardless of bullet, powder charge, bullet seating depth, or barrel length. Just my opinion, if you’re reloading at home then shooting groups at the range w/out a chronograph, you’re missing out on so much valuable information.

Barrels have personalities as 41.5 grs of H4350 in my 22” Bartlien 4 groove might be faster / slower than the same charge in your 22” Brux 5R. A dirty barrel might shoot more accurate than a clean barrel.

[Jethro]

Running a can and 24” barrel

Mine is a 22" Light Varmint profile with an ASR brake and and Omega.

[caa4612]

Does anyone have any recipes for the 6.5 using either a Nosler Partition or a Nosler Accubond? I have H4350 and 210 primers, which seem to be the most common used primers and powder. I did some test loads but wasn't real happy with the results. My problem could be that I never got close enough to max load? It seems that people typically load this caliber to the hotter side of the spectrum.

[bear]

Had good results when I shot 41.3 the groups started to shrink ... whatcha think?

[bear]

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[Wil Taylor]

Nice looking groups

[bear]

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203 yds today.... [emoji51]


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[J-Carp]

Is everyone using CCI BR-2 primers? Anyone using fed 210m?

[bear]

I am throwing the fed 210's in my loads

[Jethro]

Normally I use the BR-2, but if I am out then I use the CCI-200.