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I had some of their 6.5 Creedmoor brass that was so tight even reaming it didn't help much. I haven't had any accuracy fall off with it though.

I use a MAPP gas torch and from the videos I've seen of high priced annealers, my method is way faster.

If you have access to some Ramshot Hunter I really recommend that.

I didn't do any super tags but I drew a Missouri River Breaks Bighorn Ewe tag this year. Also got a pair Bear Paw cow tags. Pronghorn results should be out soon.

Definitely contact Hornady. They will make it right. I have no trouble with my Hornady 6.5 Creedmoor brass.

I have both of the RCBS hand primers. They work fine for my needs.

My guess is that the 7mm 150 is longer than the 308 150 and reduces case capacity.

I haven't found out yet, although I have the tools to turn necks if necessary. I will be using Hornady brass. I'm hoping a .272 bushing gets me where I need to be.

That's classic over gassing causing too much bolt velocity It's unlocking before the case shrinks back down after firing. That bends rims and causes the ejector to tear brass. Getting an adjustable gas block or heavier buffer and spring are the steps to correct the issues.

I'd like to give them a try but the plain Custom Comps shoot really well for me. I put down a .124" group at 100 yards last time out with my Creedmoor.

I can't tell you anything about the Lee dies, I've never used them. I do neck size my 6.5 Creedmoor though, I use a 289 bushing in a Redding Type S neck die. It provides plenty of neck tension.

Factory ammo just isn't consistent enough for me. I use Redding Type S neck bushing sizer, RCBS competition seater, and a RCBS full length when necessary.

I like it in my 6.5 Creedmoor. Sub quarter MOA groups.

I have 490 too, hopefully that one is safe.

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Although I haven't needed much service from Ruger, I have always been treated well. Anybody that says different is not being truthful.

My observation is that you'll have to go with the 130s to get more velocity.

I've run some up to near 3000 FPS, given the accuracy I may just leave this alone. These are seated out to 3.515" which is .1" off the lands.

I only get 2750 from the 28" barrel on my Creedmoor and 140s. The 130 AB runs right at 2900 from my 24" Creedmoor. Trajectory is pretty similar.

Thanks all, I sure do enjoy the way it all came together. This load only runs 2850 FPS so I have some room to work up.