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Thanks I was curious if your opinion on this data.Berger gets their load data from Quickload... rather than real life testing. I confirmed this when I was helping them straighten out their 6.5 PRC data set earlier this year. It looks to me like their 6.5 Creed data set could take a bit of help as well. I didn't realize they had the 135's run that wild in the creedmoor with RL26.
Here's my real world tested numbers with the 135's in a 6.5 PRC.
As you can see, the PRC barely reached their reported figures for the creed. Technically they are saying "max load" but still. This is definitely part of the problem. When bad data is coming from "reputable" sources... it bolsters the wild internet claims.
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This doesn't give me a warm fuzzy about their data. Is that the reason for the insane starting loads they were recently giving for the 300 PRC? GIGO?Berger gets their load data from Quickload... rather than real life testing. I confirmed this when I was helping them straighten out their 6.5 PRC data set earlier this year. It looks to me like their 6.5 Creed data set could take a bit of help as well. I didn't realize they had the 135's run that wild in the creedmoor with RL26.
Here's my real world tested numbers with the 135's in a 6.5 PRC.
As you can see, the PRC barely reached their reported figures for the creed. Technically they are saying "max load" but still. This is definitely part of the problem. When bad data is coming from "reputable" sources... it bolsters the wild internet claims.
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