6.5x300 WBY
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Seriously if i can do that to whitetails I'm in. But it would have to be hammer bullets.
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6mm 108 Berger Hunter terminal & accuracy feedback
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Corvalliscory
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What's "QMM"? I started trying to find a load with the 108's with N550 out of my 6 Creed and haven't had a chance to keep shooting more. I will kill some animals with it this year though.
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Starlite
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There is no better powder then Vv. If you ask me. Especially N-160 for colder conditions (32*F/0*C); seem to have better SDs. Well.. this has been my experience In my 6.5CM.
QMM is "Quarter Minute Magnum Rifles".
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lancetkenyon
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They are plenty accurate too...I think it took me a total of 12 shots and I had my load with the 101s. This was shots 7/8/9 & 10/11/12 during load development.
Starlite
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I know this is a bit off topic (Sorry OP).
anyone have data for the 80gr barnes TTSX? The Barnes manual starts at 95gr. I suppose I could use Hornady 80gr GMX data.
edit. Vihtavuori's latest data book is using the 80gr. TTSX.
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anyone have data for the 80gr barnes TTSX? The Barnes manual starts at 95gr. I suppose I could use Hornady 80gr GMX data.
edit. Vihtavuori's latest data book is using the 80gr. TTSX.
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6.5x300 WBY
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I would guess you are running a 1 in 7 barrel for the 101 HHs. Thats awesome speeds you are getting. What length barrel?
I quit using them because that's what was happening to me. They were acting like fmj and coyotes would run several hundred yds and lay down.
Hornhunter32
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I've heard that a few times so I have always used VLD's or Amax's.
Starlite
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Last year I shot 2 yotes from my bergara 6.5 CM using Hornady GMX.
If I can get som 80gr for this 6CM I'm going to try them in the spring; they are the best cost effective monolithic bullet on the market. IMOH. My son and I have been hired by a farmer to kill yotes on sight during the calving season. He has lost a total of 5 over the past two seasons. Said there would have been more lost if he wasn't chasing them off with his wheeler.
Apparently 2 died before the birthing was completed. The Coywolves here are pretty aggressive. Only made worse by Covid-19; as we've had a substantial decrease in guided hunting. The spring pack will be much larger I'd expect.
If I can get som 80gr for this 6CM I'm going to try them in the spring; they are the best cost effective monolithic bullet on the market. IMOH. My son and I have been hired by a farmer to kill yotes on sight during the calving season. He has lost a total of 5 over the past two seasons. Said there would have been more lost if he wasn't chasing them off with his wheeler.
Apparently 2 died before the birthing was completed. The Coywolves here are pretty aggressive. Only made worse by Covid-19; as we've had a substantial decrease in guided hunting. The spring pack will be much larger I'd expect.
lancetkenyon
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24" 1:7.5". I have shot them out to 741. They lose steam pretty fast.
6.5x300 WBY
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Sir, Steve says 7.25 barrel with HH 101so did you have any issues that you noticed with a 7.5 barrel stabilizing?
Starlite
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If Berger 115gr VLD is marginally stable in an 8 twist. Would've assumed the 101 would be very Stable in a 7-1/2?
