156gr Berger EOL 6.5 prc load data.

[GE286]

All I can find is forms for loading the 156 in 6.5prc. Has anyone found Berger load data for this?

 

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[sndmn11]

All I can find is forms for loading the 156 in 6.5prc. Has anyone found Berger load data for this?

What bullet? There's a few threads here for the 156

 

[waspocrew]

This will get you started. I’ll dig for another that shows vihtavouri data. When in doubt, email Berger.

 

[sndmn11]

What bullet? There's a few threads here for the 156

Ha I meant to say what powder.

 

[waspocrew]

Here's some more that includes Vihta powders like N565 (which is very popular here). Just work up as some said the data was a little spicy.

 

[GE286]

Berger 156 EOL

This will get you started. I’ll dig for another that shows vihtavouri data. When in doubt, email Berger.

View attachment 851255

thakn you!

 

[GE286]

Here's some more that includes Vihta powders like N565 (which is very popular here). Just work up as some said the data was a little spicy.
View attachment 851273

This list has different min/max loads for the same powders from the 1st list. Is this from Berger? Thank you again.

 

[waspocrew]

This list has different min/max loads for the same powders from the 1st list. Is this from Berger? Thank you again.

Correct, data is from Berger. Look in the top right and you'll see a date (2019 and 2022). I'd use the 2022 version, but they don't include Vihta info on the 2022 (hence posting the 2019).