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6BRA, 6BRX & 6BR Load Data – What The Pros Use

Cal September 14, 2019 Ammo & Handloading, Brass, Bullets, Load Development, Powder, Primers, What The Pros Use 9

6BRA 6BRX 6BR Load Data

This article contains detailed reloading data for the 6BRA, 6BRX, and 6BR based on a survey of over 150 of the top-ranked precision rifle competitors. See what the best long range shooters in the country are reloading in their match ammo!

6 & 6.5 Creedmoor Load Data – What The Pros Use

Cal September 6, 2019 Ammo & Handloading, Brass, Bullets, Load Development, Powder, Primers, What The Pros Use 29

6mm 6.5 Creedmoor Load Data

This article contains detailed reloading data for the 6mm Creedmoor and 6.5 Creedmoor based on a survey of over 150 of the top-ranked precision rifle competitors. See what the best long range shooters in the country are reloading in their match ammo!

7mm Rem Mag Load Development Part 3: Optimal Charge Weight

Cal October 19, 2012 Ammo & Handloading, Load Development 5

After I identified a promising range of powder weights using Audetter’s ladder test, my next step was to use Dan Newberry’s Optimal Charge Weight (OCW) Method to offset the “scatter node” drawback inherently present in the ladder test. To learn more about that, read this article comparing the OCW method with the ladder test. The OCW method is based on the observation that there are some loads out there (like Federal’s match ammo for the 308) that shoot really well out of just about any rifle. How can one recipe shoot so well out of so many different rifles? Dan Newberry believes accuracy of ...

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