Informative -- thank you.That 107 is an aggressive design for sure.
Left to Right:
107 TMK
108 ELDM
109 ELDM
I suspect the #397139 (109/110gr) seating stem might be a good fit for these.
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Informative -- thank you.That 107 is an aggressive design for sure.
Left to Right:
107 TMK
108 ELDM
109 ELDM
I have a forster ultra seater in 6CM and it left no marks.Informative -- thank you.
I suspect the #397139 (109/110gr) seating stem might be a good fit for these.
I was going to start with 108 data then match the ogive location or mag length whichever is longer since the 107 looks to have the ogive pushed back a little compared to the 108’s. Should allow a touch more powder or less pressure.Has anyone seen any load data from sierra on these? Can’t seem to find anything. Looking for 6 creedmoor and 107’s.
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Here was my (cherry picked best of course) of my 7 shot groups. 16.5” 6 creed. Shot three 7 shot groups and had seen enough to know the bullet works real well. Largest group was .85
2.800 COAL. Always been a big jump guy with TMKs and eldms.Nice!
COAL?
What are you going to shoot it out of?I’m excited at the prospect of the 133-135 grain .257 TMK.
What are you going to shoot it out of?
I should really put a fast twist on my 25-06.A 1-8” twist .25-06.
That 107 is an aggressive design for sure.
Left to Right:
105 HYB
109 LRHT
107 TMK
108 ELDM
109 ELDM
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Shortest BTO and it also looks like the longest boat tail. Must be the shortest bearing surface by a fair margin.. Almost wish they were a bit less aggressive on the design but i guess we'll see how finicky they are/aren't with time.
@Formidilosus,
Is there any real reason, besides a BC gain, to use the 116 over the 107 for general western hunting?