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Posted By: scenarshooter 135 JLK's - 04/17/17
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I'm liking this bullet.....a lot.
Posted By: T_Inman Re: 135 JLK's - 04/17/17
Wow, that is good shooting.

I'm not seeing the 135s of their webpage. Am I missing something?
Posted By: scenarshooter Re: 135 JLK's - 04/17/17
Brand new bullet that Steve Milholland just brought out. I shot some proto's a few months ago, then just received 500 from the first production.

G1 BC is .620 at 3150fps(6.5 SAUM). I haven't tried them in my .260 yet.
Posted By: T_Inman Re: 135 JLK's - 04/17/17
OK, thanks.

I'll probably stick to AMAX or bergers this year in my 6.5x284, since the new ELDs are hard to find and go quickly when they are available (and likely will continue to do so until the new is knocked off of them), but may have to look into those 135s when they're readily available.

Thanks!
Posted By: ME109 Re: 135 JLK's - 04/17/17
Is this a replacement for the 130 gr?
Posted By: pointer Re: 135 JLK's - 04/17/17
Very good shooting! I'll be interested to hear how they work in your 260. I've been happy with the 139gr Scenar, but wouldn't be against trying something else.

PS- If you keep this up, you'll have to change your screen name... wink
Posted By: Ackleyfan Re: 135 JLK's - 04/17/17
Nice shooting...7977?

My order will be from the second batch .....a couple more weeks
looking forward to giving the a run in my 6.5 Saum!
Posted By: GregW Re: 135 JLK's - 04/17/17
Thanks for the info Pat...
Posted By: scenarshooter Re: 135 JLK's - 04/18/17
This load is IMR 7977, worked up from 59.5 grains.
61.4 grs IMR 7977
Hornady 2nd run brass
Tula LRM primer
2.950" coal
2.190" bto
3150 fps

135 is a nice balanced weight bullet for this round in my opinion, filling a little nitch....the more choices, the better. Steve is also working on a 147gr JLK as well.
Posted By: sambo3006 Re: 135 JLK's - 04/18/17
Pat,
Same length as the 130 and 140? Have you shot the Nosler 140 gr RDF?
Posted By: Carl_Ross Re: 135 JLK's - 04/18/17
Thanks for the report Pat, always nice to catch some winds like that for testing! Looks like a great 6.5mm option, bullet choices are so very good these days.

What's your take on pointed vs unpointed JLK's on animals?
Posted By: Ackleyfan Re: 135 JLK's - 04/18/17
Originally Posted by scenarshooter
This load is IMR 7977, worked up from 59.5 grains.
61.4 grs IMR 7977
Hornady 2nd run brass
Tula LRM primer
2.950" coal
2.190" bto
3150 fps

135 is a nice balanced weight bullet for this round in my opinion, filling a little nitch....the more choices, the better. Steve is also working on a 147gr JLK as well.


Good information, just picked up 3 #'s of it....Glad you posted it!
Posted By: 6MMWASP Re: 135 JLK's - 04/18/17
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Posted By: Kimber7man Re: 135 JLK's - 04/20/17
I think I'll just save tbe 130 JLK's for the 260....
Posted By: Ghostwalker Re: 135 JLK's - 04/24/17
Interesting, thanks for the update.
Posted By: Grand Re: 135 JLK's - 04/25/17
Thanks for the Data PAT.
Posted By: Sendero_man Re: 135 JLK's - 04/27/17
They are dominating in the SAUM !
Posted By: scenarshooter Re: 135 JLK's - 05/17/17
They work on black bears......real well.
Posted By: 805 Re: 135 JLK's - 05/17/17
Where's the pics at Pat?
Posted By: Sendero_man Re: 135 JLK's - 05/18/17
got our next batch coming Pat.
Posted By: trailrider121 Re: 135 JLK's - 08/02/17
Any new updates using the 135 JLK's?
Posted By: Sendero_man Re: 135 JLK's - 08/13/17
Originally Posted by trailrider121
Any new updates using the 135 JLK's?

What kind of info ya looking for ?
Posted By: CGPAUL Re: 135 JLK's - 08/18/17
They make some good bullets. Used them in my 250AI,108gns, and the 168`s in the 7 Wby. In the 7, bullet acts like a Berger on the only deer I killed with it.
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