Wachsmann
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Does anyone have any good load data for the 142ABLR bullet in the 6.5 creed?
142 ABLR 6.5 Creedmoor load data???
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MagnumManiac
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Look it up on Nosler's website, sure to be enough info there to get you started.
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25WSM
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Accuacy go with h4350 or rl16 for all out speed with good enough accuacy go with rl26.
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25WSM
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2900 fps is easy with rl26. Makes for great hunting loads.
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Warrenoliver
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I have had really good luck with H100V and the 142 ABLR in my tikka t3x 6.5 creedmoor. Load tests from 37 - 41 gr. and all groups under .7" with multiple loads at 0.3" @ 100. H4350 has worked well also but not quite as good as h100v.
Wachsmann
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Sounds good. I looked over the data and pulled some data from online. I was able to get out the other day and test a small batch which I loaded to book max and seem a little pressure (10 round sample). I was planing on looking at how fast they were running but I could not find my magneto speed due to a move Its still packed up somewhere. I also tested some box ammo. I must say the HSM 140 Bergers seem to run about 2815 out of my gun verifying drops to 900 yards for that speed. The 127 LRX barns ammo (store bought) also shot well at the same distance. I used the same dope and they were hitting almost in the same area. The 130 Sierra game changers store bought ammo was not quite as good on the accuracy at the longer distances.
LongBomber
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Between 41 and 42gr of h4350 is normally a sweet spot for a 140-143gr bullet in a 6.5cm. Depending on which brass and seating depths. Both mine are in there, one rifle being 41.4(alpha brass, 41.6 in nosler brass. The other likes 1/10 more in each brass.
