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Spent a while with a 6.5 CM today shooting 143 ELD-X's. Accuracy was excellent. Live testing in a couple of weeks..... If they perform well on game I'm sold. I ended up with the 143 because I couldn't find any 147's in stock, have no regrets now.

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So far I’ve used the 140 hot cor, 140 Gameking, and the 129 interlock. All of them performed admirably. This year I’m trying the 120 TTSX.

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Originally Posted by JCMCUBIC
Spent a while with a 6.5 CM today shooting 143 ELD-X's. Accuracy was excellent. Live testing in a couple of weeks..... If they perform well on game I'm sold. I ended up with the 143 because I couldn't find any 147's in stock, have no regrets now.


I am up to 16 big game animals this year using 143 eldx out of a 6.5 Creedmoor. I don't think you'll be disappointed.

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Originally Posted by alaska_lanche
Originally Posted by JCMCUBIC
Spent a while with a 6.5 CM today shooting 143 ELD-X's. Accuracy was excellent. Live testing in a couple of weeks..... If they perform well on game I'm sold. I ended up with the 143 because I couldn't find any 147's in stock, have no regrets now.


I am up to 16 big game animals this year using 143 eldx out of a 6.5 Creedmoor. I don't think you'll be disappointed.


Have you had a chance to shoot any Bergers for comparison? 140 ELD-Ms shoot fantastic so I'm sure the 143 Xs would as well, but I'd like to try a 130 Berger as a hunting load for the 6.5.

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I read a report claiming the 147 ELD-M had better terminal performance than the 143 ELD-X, no personal observations.

The 147 ELD-M shoots very well in my 6.5 Creed.

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Originally Posted by alaska_lanche
Originally Posted by JCMCUBIC
Spent a while with a 6.5 CM today shooting 143 ELD-X's. Accuracy was excellent. Live testing in a couple of weeks..... If they perform well on game I'm sold. I ended up with the 143 because I couldn't find any 147's in stock, have no regrets now.


I am up to 16 big game animals this year using 143 eldx out of a 6.5 Creedmoor. I don't think you'll be disappointed.


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Berger 140 Elite Hunter

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120 Barnes, 120 Barnes, 120 Barnes

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Well I feel silly. I am still just fireforming factory Federal match loads. I bought 129 ABLRs and 127 LRX to begin to hand load.
Based the choices on 30 caliber past experience. 24" WBY MOA . I am usually on my own....


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If that ABLR shoots well, it should perform well at Creed velocity. I have been shooting the 147 ELD in my .260 and it shoots well, but I have not killed anything with it. I will have a mini-test in a few days on antelope.


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Originally Posted by hanco
120 Barnes, 120 Barnes, 120 Barnes


You'd run out of ammo pretty quick......



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I have hundreds of 120 Barnes

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Originally Posted by alaska_lanche
Originally Posted by JCMCUBIC
Spent a while with a 6.5 CM today shooting 143 ELD-X's. Accuracy was excellent. Live testing in a couple of weeks..... If they perform well on game I'm sold. I ended up with the 143 because I couldn't find any 147's in stock, have no regrets now.


I am up to 16 big game animals this year using 143 eldx out of a 6.5 Creedmoor. I don't think you'll be disappointed.


Have you tried any eldm's? What other bullet do you find the eldx most comparable to, terminally speaking?

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Originally Posted by hanco
I have hundreds of 120 Barnes



Yeah, but you can only pick 3.



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My Sako Roughtech shoots 142 ABLR handloads into less than 1/2 MOA and does it at over 125fps faster then the Hornady factory 143 ELD-x.

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120gr GMX


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Out to 600, anything 120 and over with a boattail, with the exception of the hp Sierras.


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Sierra Load data for the 6.5 Creedmoor including data for there new 150 Gr bullet

https://sierrabullets.files.wordpress.com/2017/01/6-5-creedmoor-load-data-101317.pdf


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Originally Posted by kk alaska
Sierra Load data for the 6.5 Creedmoor including data for there new 150 Gr bullet

https://sierrabullets.files.wordpress.com/2017/01/6-5-creedmoor-load-data-101317.pdf


Thanks for sharing

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That's 150 Sierra is a sleek looking bullet... 2700-2800 doable 24"

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