Hi guys.
I have a Howa 1500 6.5 creed with a recoil reaper supressor. I am looking for a decent hunting load for the 129gn ABLR. I have N550, N555 and H4350. Anyone have a CBTO measurement and powder load to share please.
asking for another guys CBTO , could get you in trouble . if the other guys rifle is throated a little longer than your rifle , you could be jamming the bullet , or maybe not be able to close the bolt .
I'm about to start my ladder test with the 129 grain ablr with H4350 and may give Winchester 6.5 powder a try in my sig cross rifle. I have seen the old threads on this bullet but nothing new. wondering if anyone has pointers on whats worked with them. I will be updating my load data once i have...
I have a LH Ruger M77 chambered in 6.5 CM. My main interest in this rifle is for training and short-range target shooting (200 yards). I have already found a hunting load with the 129 gr. ABLR, but that is not what I intend to use the rifle for. I am not familiar with what shooters use for...
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Also, I believe JD338 has a load for the 6.5 CM using the 129 ABLR and H-4350.
Hi guys.
I have a Howa 1500 6.5 creed with a recoil reaper supressor. I am looking for a decent hunting load for the 129gn ABLR. I have N550, N555 and H4350. Anyone have a CBTO measurement and powder load to share please.
jimbires is spot on, Different rifles have different chamber lengths and throats, not a good idea to use someone else's data on seating depths for your rifle. This tool can help you greatly. Lock N Load OAL Gauge to check seating depth and CBTO.
I use H4350 mainly for my 6.5 Creedmoor, hunting bullets I use Ballistic Tips, ELD-X and M. Bergers for long range target shooting. H4350 grain weights vary from 40-42 grains depending on bullet weight, make sure you start from 10% less and work up. I use mostly the heavies and the 120 Ballistic Tips shoots lights out. 2725-2775 fps for the 140's and 3000 fps for the 120 BT.
You will be happy with the H4350, Creed loves it.
Welcome to the forum, you will gain lots of valuable information from these guys on here.
asking for another guys CBTO , could get you in trouble . if the other guys rifle is throated a little longer than your rifle , you could be jamming the bullet , or maybe not be able to close the bolt .
