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Only the M855, they consider the steel tip "armor piercing" here is the NRA link https://www.nraila.org/articles/20150213/batfe-to-ban-common-ar-15-ammo

Parallax can only be checked while in the field or at the range and at the distance you are shooting

First thing. Is your reticle nice and sharp when you look through scope. You can check this at home like wildgene suggests.

Ocular focus is so the reticle isn't blurry when you look through the scope. Once set you should only have to change that if your vision changes. Parallax will be different at various ranges Parallax isn't a big factor when hunting, only when you strive for little groups. When in the field I...

You need to do both. Assuming your scope has parallax adjustment. I'm not familiar with the Weaver GS scopes so I can't tell you how it's done, sorry

When you do this only look through the scope a few seconds because your eye will try to adjust to it if out of focus. Mount you rifle and look for a second, it should be in focus right away. If not make an adjustment and repeat. I wear glasses and each time my Rx changes I have to readjust all...

You can check scope parallax error at a given range (200 yards in your case) by putting the scoped gun in a rest with the scope centered on target at 200 yards. Without touching the gun look through the scope and gradually move your head from side to side. If the crosshairs moves off the point...

I had one rifle do that after a bedding job and free floating the barrel. I had to go back and bed the first 2" forward of the receiver under the chamber. The rifle in my case had a very skinny barrel but it solved my problem. Did it shoot that way before you bedded it? And your group under 2"...

Fotis What shooting rest is that in the pic above? I'm looking for something when I'm working on my rifles and the cheap plastic ones just don't do anything for me. Sorry to go off topic guys

I ended up getting on for the 6.5, Really nice funnel, got some heft to it.They set nicely on my Creed cases and is solid. Is it worth it?? For someone like me that doesn't have a lot of different calibers to reload, YES I will probably get one for my 22 centerfire then I'm set. I also use a...

I use the Berger 130gr H-VLD in my 6.5 Creedmoor on marmots and that bullet splits them in half. I can't imagine the devastation from varmint bullet, I might have to try some.

6.5 Creedmoor 130GR Berger H-VLD@ OAL of 2.835 27" Barrel All the powders it runs by default. Thanks Randy

OUCH, at that price they can keep it.

Nice job, well stocked. I can't wait to get home and build my man cave

Thanks for the QL Fotis, copied for future reference. Can you do another using the Berger 130 H-VLD?

Thanks for the info. I'm heading back home to northern Nevada in a few months for good, Temps can be from 0 to 110. Think I'll stick with the Hodgdon extreme powders, they have served me well in the past in those conditions.

Guy and Scotty are spot on. Proper technique and lots of practice from field positions. I only use a bench for load development. After that everything is field position. Bi-pod, backpack, jacket on sagebrush. Whatever you think you would do in the field practice it.

Just looking for an American made metal funnel, Not a $.08 Chinese plastic funnel marked up 2000% that has to be wiped down to get rid of static. You would think they would use an anti-static plastic for reloading.

Anybody try this powder in a 6.5 Creedmoor? Supposed to be a ball powder equivalent of H4350 and temp stable?? Just wondering..

Well darn.... everyone that has the Ohaus knows what they got (y) (y) and are not parting with it.. Like these...currently listed...?? http://www.ebay.ca/itm/OHAUS-MODEL-505- ... 1e98c67f50 No thanks, I trust no one on evil bay I would only buy from trusted members on a few sites I use