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Reloading
Fireforming the 6.5 Gibbs
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<blockquote data-quote="Ridge Runner" data-source="post: 169362" data-attributes="member: 951"><p>I used the 54 gr with rem and win cases, this batch is nosler, after fireforming I can get around 3250 fps with a number of powders with a 140 A-max. I got 3250 fps with 67 gr of H-1000 with no pressure signs whats-so-ever, and 60 gr of re22. mine shoots ok, it still needs a bit of work, shot a 300 yd group yesterday off a bipod with no rear bag that went 1.6", just trying to figure out how to make cases without having to neck turn. thanks for your response</p><p>RR</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Ridge Runner, post: 169362, member: 951"] I used the 54 gr with rem and win cases, this batch is nosler, after fireforming I can get around 3250 fps with a number of powders with a 140 A-max. I got 3250 fps with 67 gr of H-1000 with no pressure signs whats-so-ever, and 60 gr of re22. mine shoots ok, it still needs a bit of work, shot a 300 yd group yesterday off a bipod with no rear bag that went 1.6", just trying to figure out how to make cases without having to neck turn. thanks for your response RR [/QUOTE]
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