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Maybe they'll offer a 140 gr 7mm in the future
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got some for to try in 243, very accurate
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I would like to try some 150 grain 308’s
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got some for to try in 243, very accurate What you loading?
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got some for to try in 243, very accurate What you loading? PM sent, was loading the Sierra 95gr HPBT, after shooting the new 90gr gamechanger I will be switching to them.
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Got some on the way for my .243, hopefully it'll shoot them like the 85gr gamekings
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My daughter shoots the Sierra 120gr Pro Hunter in her .260 with excellent results on deer. The 130gr gamechanger .264 looks interesting but with the results she's had with the 120 PH it would be hard to convince her to try anything else. It's good though to see companies trying new things and good to have options.
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It's good though to see companies trying new things and good to have options.
...just as long as they don't neglect production of, or outright discontinue the old favorites that earned them customers in the first place. Nothing worse then seeing these companies getting so caught up in their own marketing hype that they start discontinuing bullets that have been around and selling for years.
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Seems to me that they are kinda missing the main selling point of bullets for these days. The biggest longest best bc bullet possible is what is selling the most aint it? I bet they will work well though. [bleep] ive never had a seirra bullet not shoot good.
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I just posted on the Gunwriters board about loading them in a 243. Reloder 15 made quick work of them. Very impressive groups and a nice bullet.
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130 is a pretty good balance of speed and decent BC in a Creedmoor size case IMO.
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Seems to me that they are kinda missing the main selling point of bullets for these days. The biggest longest best bc bullet possible is what is selling the most aint it? I bet they will work well though. [bleep] ive never had a seirra bullet not shoot good. Sierra's first releases are aimed at most popular bullet weights that also work with standard twists. The new bullets are very long for their weight. The 90gr .243" version, for example, is barely fully stabilzed at sea level in the 1:9+ twists that are most common in 243 Win. Releasing a new line of hunting bullets that require custom twist rates is not a very good way to recoup the R&D investment....
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Saw the video tested at 2500 fps impact they did ok. Bought some for my 240 Bee The new Sierra Ballistic tip no thanks Maybe in another 40 years the Sierra-bond?
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Loaded up 3 rounds each yesterday at 47,47.4 and 48 grains of RL26 at 2.810 COAL and shot them out of my 700. The 47 and 47.4 grain loads both went 1/2 inch you could cover the 3 shots with the 48 grain charge with a dime. Obviously this is very limited load testing but pretty comfortable in saying they are going to shoot. Going to load some more at 47.4 and 48 grains and run them over the magnetospeed but load development may be pretty much over. 47.4 grains of Rl26 with a 95 BT gives me an average velocity of 3160 fps and SD of 10.6 for comparison.
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6.5x55 Lapua Case 130 TGK 47.5 grains Reloder 22 CCI 200 primer 3.035 COAL
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