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I was at the range today with my Howa 1500 6.5 CM , a few times the bolt got stuck and it took many attempts to get it free.
is there an easy way of doing this and what is causing it ?
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Factory ammo or reloads?


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Originally Posted by NVhntr
Factory ammo or reloads?


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Sounds like the load is too hot.

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Yep, I would also say most likely your load is too hot for that rifle.


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Yep.

Sounds like you are loading it too hot.

Do you have ejector marks or other signs of high pressure?


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What was the load you were using?

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Best back off a bit.

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Originally Posted by antelope_sniper
Yep.

Sounds like you are loading it too hot.

Do you have ejector marks or other signs of high pressure?

Originally Posted by OregonCoot
What was the load you were using?


load data is :

powder : IMR 3031 40 gr
bullet : Remington .264 dia. 140gr. PSP Core-Lock
brass : new federal

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Originally Posted by persiandog
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Yep.

Sounds like you are loading it too hot.

Do you have ejector marks or other signs of high pressure?

Originally Posted by OregonCoot
What was the load you were using?


load data is :

powder : IMR 3031 40 gr
bullet : Remington .264 dia. 140gr. PSP Core-Lock
brass : new federal


40 grains would be a top load with H4350.

You are way over max.


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To hot is my take.
Neither Hodgdon or Nosler even list 3031 for a 6.5 Creed on line
and top out slower powders around 36 gr.


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Quick Loads puts that load at 74,000 psi. Is that a book load?


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Originally Posted by mart
Quick Loads puts that load at 74,000 psi. Is that a book load?


It's in Revelations.

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Step awaaaay from the reloading bench......and re-assess.


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Originally Posted by mart
Quick Loads puts that load at 74,000 psi. Is that a book load?

no , couldn't find data for imr3031 and 6.5 CM and used similar data for other load , I will try 35 gr next week and post the results here.
as you can see I am not experienced but learning.

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don't get your experience at the cost of your face......

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Originally Posted by PA_Bob
Originally Posted by mart
Quick Loads puts that load at 74,000 psi. Is that a book load?


It's in Revelations.


ROTFLMAO.........


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Originally Posted by persiandog
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Quick Loads puts that load at 74,000 psi. Is that a book load?

no , couldn't find data for imr3031 and 6.5 CM and used similar data for other load , I will try 35 gr next week and post the results here.
as you can see I am not experienced but learning.


Why would you want to get experience with a powder for which there is no Data?

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In looking at a couple of loading manuals, I don’t see IMR 3031 listed with any 100 grain bullets much less with 140 gr bullets. The fastest burning powder I see is Varget and the top load with Varget is only about 36 grs. Around 40-42 grains is tops with powders with burning rate of IMR and H-4350 so your load with 40 grains of 3031 is probably well over what it should be. If you don’t have a loading manual with Creedmoor data, you need to get one.


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