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Thread: 6.5 prc, who's loading what and how's it working?

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  1. 27-10-2020, 09:11 PM #10
    Nick-D
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    Quote Originally Posted by The Claw View Post
    I'm using the 156gr Bergers in mine. Just over 2,900 with RL26 and a 22" barrel. Haven't looked for top speed, just accuracy, and barrel has only had 40 odd rounds through it so probably a bit more speed to come with a few more rounds down it. Got to 3025 with 142gr Nosler LRAB's and RL26. 156's are better ballistically at 2900 though
    What twist for the 156s? 7?
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