Well I went to get eld-x and they were out so started scrambling. My only thought was if I shoot the factory version well maybe I can measure CBTO and keep that constant to another bullet.
Update for the day.
My rifle shoots the the factory Hornady 143 gr ELD-X precision hunter well so I decided to work backwards. The CBTO on factory ammo was 2.316 and COAL was 2.950. I took "half" of skipglo's advice lol. I wanted to try the 142 ABLR again. Loaded 4 rounds quickly and headed...
So if I have a believed good load with my multiple use hornady brass, I just need to “deal” with the now same subpar load until my Lapua brass have been fire formed?
I have reloaded for several calibers and never ran into this issue that is why I am so confused about it.
Thanks! No loads were worked up with hornady brass fired 2/3 times but then received my Lapua brass and wanted to confirm everything. That’s when that happened. Lapua brass is new.
Hello,
First post. I have been lurking for awhile and really appreciate all the knowledge and information that gets passed around here. I recently bought a Bergara Crest 6.5 PRC with a 20" barrel and have been working on reloads for it. I am limited to COAL of 2.955 as it is magazine fed...