Looking for info trying to select a bullet weight to work with to use for F class right away and PRS next year. Any advice would be great. Thank you
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Looking for info trying to select a bullet weight to work with to use for F class right away and PRS next year. Any advice would be great. Thank you
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140gr-147gr is the nominal weight most people have been using.
Our 2 biggest sellers are the Hornady 140gr ELD-M and the 143gr ELD-X
Thanks wes. Starting to wonder is there anything you don’t do? Lol
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Lol... Thanks buddy!!
This is my life these days, so knowing a lot about it is a must for me :)Quote:
Originally Posted by SGTREED
I have had really go luck with the Nosler RDF HPBT 130g with either H4350 or Hybrid 100v. Shooting out of a Savage 12FV with a 24" barrel.
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Thanks I’ll look into that oneQuote:
Originally Posted by Kbiernat
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I dont shoot 6.5CM but do shoot a 260AI. My preference is for the lapua scenarL 136. Very consistent bullets. In all honesty most guys are shooting the berger 140 hybrids. I have an uncle who swears by swampworks 130s bullets. I've shot the hornady and they work well but check out an equipment list for the guys at the top. Most are slinging bergers or Sierra. Also f class and prs are different animals to "kit out" most f class shooters I know are really trying to buck the wing, most prs guys I know are more concerned with velocity and having something that shoots flat.
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I like bergers vlds, they are out of production currently however. So meantime I am shooting hornady eld-x, eld-m,sst, nosler, and I haven't found a great load yet....but I gotta show up and shoot on the 22nd anyways....and buying a boat didn't help with my load development....😂😂
That's why I cant find the damn things anywhere.
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I think it depends on the range. The lighter bullets such as 123 eld’s don’t give up anything to the 140’s out to about 800 yards because of the velocity increase.