130gr TMK, 123gr or 130gr ELD-M, 129gr Accubond LR. If not long range, the 107gr TMK.
Seems like a lot of excess energy is being dumped into this thread.
Dont forget to head over to the archery forum and answer some check my spine questions and which broadhead flies like a fieldpoint questions.I know right? We could better spend our time dissing Leupold tracking or extolling the virtues of the 6.5 Creedchrist.
Hey Form, you recommended the ABLR as opposed to the AB without knowing the range. Is that due to the comparatively lower velocities of the Grendel? Having a 6.5 PRC and hunting at shorter ranges, I am loading the AB rather than the ABLR. Would you have any concerns about the ABLR at very close range out of the PRC?
It's worth paying attention to Shooter's Pro Shop.I'm building a 12" Suppressed 6.5 Grendel for whitetail this fall and I really wish I could get my hands on some Nosler 129 ABLR factory loads for it.
In 7mm cartridges I am very fond of 150 grain, and always strive to have a few hundred on hand, from 7mm08's to STW's accuracy has been easy to attain and while a little softer than my preference for close range shots with the magnum 7's, nothing has gone far. BC numbers aren't the best by todays standards, but they still get it done.Not specifically .223 related.... but what are people's opinion of ballistic tips compared to tmk's or eld-m/x?
If you need dies I have 2 sets I'm not usingSo the two die Hornady .223 Remington is all I need, correct? Shell holder obviously.
I have some TMK's, Reloader 15, Federal 205M, and a straight shooting Stevens 200. Alliant has a load for Sierra 77gr HPBT, figure that's close enough. Just need dies.
I really like them, they generally perform well on game and are one of the easiest bullets to get shooting well with minimal load development.Not specifically .223 related.... but what are people's opinion of ballistic tips compared to tmk's or eld-m/x?
Nate is way off here. I'll do you a solid and buy all the XBR you have to save you the disappointment.I'd recommend starting with xbr8208, then PP 2000mr, if you can get some.
Likely you won't be disappointed.
Too crunchy@Stu yeah I have a decent stock of varget so I’ll prob start there.