That can't be right. Overall should be around 3.7+- with the 195.
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28 Nosler reloading Help and HBN coating question
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I bet it's base to ogive with a comperator tool attached NOT zero'd.
No I always fire 3 groups of 3 rounds after cleaning and before expecting good groups. I fired three last weekend and put then into a .3 inch group at 100 but the first round was 115 fps slower than the next two shots. Now I am trying HBN on a 6.5 GAP with Hornady 143 ELD X bullets and I am having a heck of a time seating the coated bullets even after wiping them down very well. I didnt notice this with the Berger 130's at all but its really inconsistent seating pressure with the Hornady's. Its to the point that some bullets are developing a dented ring where the seating cone is contacting the bullet. I am also seeing some pressure signs at 57.5 grains of H1000 with them. Im about ready to chuck these two $5000 rifles off a bridge along with these Hornady bullets.
codyadams
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Ya....something is wrong. If BTO is 3.875", and you add the nose length (.874") that would make OAL 4.749".....
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Yes with comperator, story left that out
I might have to try some Hammer bullets. This 6.5 GAP is new and I can't figure out why im hitting high pressure with only 57.5 grains of H1000. I may have to try a different bullet without HBN on it since all of the ELD's are coated already.
