justin davis
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Anyone ever shoot the 75 ELDMs out of the 22 creedmoor ? Thinking about trying them for coyotes. Be little more speed and more explosive for coyotes
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Anyone ever shoot the 75 ELDMs out of the 22 creedmoor ? Thinking about trying them for coyotes. Be little more speed and more explosive for coyotes
I have a buddy that shoots the 75 ELDM out of a 22-243 middlestead at 3500FPS. He loves it, claims every male coyote has blood coming out their dick. He says he never seen that with his old 220 swift shooting 52’s.Anyone ever shoot the 75 ELDMs out of the 22 creedmoor ? Thinking about trying them for coyotes. Be little more speed and more explosive for coyotes
My advice is to start cautiously at recommended factory loads and not data from this thread. There are some loads on here that will cause out of spec pressure that could be out right dangerous in some rifles.Just ordered 100 77gr TMKs, 100 pcs of Peterson SRP brass, primers, jug of H4350, an a whole bunch of other stuff. I've never reloaded. Recommended starting point on powder charge?
You might look at Hornady for starting loads and forget sierras info. They don’t list h4350 and have the standard 22-250 listed above the 22-250AI in charge weight and velocity. They have some wires crossed somewhere lol.Just ordered 100 77gr TMKs, 100 pcs of Peterson SRP brass, primers, jug of H4350, an a whole bunch of other stuff. I've never reloaded. Recommended starting point on powder charge?
With what we know as Rokslides and followers of Form. Is there a reason to go to a 6 Creed over a 22? For deer and maybe an occasional cow elk?
6 creed has better factory ammo choices, 22 creed has 2 from hornady.With what we know as Rokslides and followers of Form. Is there a reason to go to a 6 Creed over a 22? For deer and maybe an occasional cow elk?
6 creed has better factory ammo choices, 22 creed has 2 from hornady.
My choice for mid to large game when limiting to these choices, would be 6 creed simply due to power factor.With what we know as Rokslides and followers of Form. Is there a reason to go to a 6 Creed over a 22? For deer and maybe an occasional cow elk?
And 2 from Nosler:
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1776 ammo loads as well:
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Mead Ammo:
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Copper creek loads it as well.
@mxgsfmdpx has both. I’ve seen him state the 22 being better on drop and wind drift out to 7ish? He can confirmSo basically for a Montana (no minimum caliber) guy who reloads the 22 is probably better.
How's the wind drift between the two? Guess that would be the only difference maybe?
Just thinking a 22 would be perfect for my kids.
Shoot. It says in the description that 77 tmks are not for hunting use.![]()
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Some TMK loads here.
theres about 1k+ posts that say otherwiseShoot. It says in the description that 77 tmks are not for hunting use.
@mxgsfmdpx has both. I’ve seen him state the 22 being better on drop and wind drift out to 7ish? He can confirm
Here’s some info from another thread I posted with real world factory ammo velocities from 22CM and 6CM. These can obviously differ and will be faster with hand loads…@mxgsfmdpx has both. I’ve seen him state the 22 being better on drop and wind drift out to 7ish? He can confirm
Didn’t know Nosler was making ammo, that is good to see the 22 creed is becoming more popular.And 2 from Nosler:
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1776 ammo loads as well:
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Mead Ammo:
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Copper creek loads it as well.