6.5x47l and 127 grain ttxs

[Cloudrepair]

Anyone have experience with this bullet and 6.5x47l
And some load data used?
I would appreciate any information
Thanks

 

[alphapygmy]

Tagged for interest...

 

[Cloudrepair]

Sorry that is the
Barnes 127 LRX

 

[C. Collins]

I use cci benchrest primers, 41.5 h4350 with a 125 gr. Bthp.

 

[Cloudrepair]

I use cci benchrest primers, 41.5 h4350 with a 125 gr. Bthp.

That's right up there at the max ?

 

[Zero333]

41gr H-4350 would be near or at max for the 127 lrx.

The barnes bullets work best at high velocities.

I use a 130 gr TTSX for deer in a 300 winmag @3,550 muzzle fps.

If you can legally use traditional cup-n-core bullets, I'd go with the 140 Berger VLD hunting or their 140gr elite hunter.

 

[butchlambert]

Remember the Barnes shoot better with jump.

 

[Cloudrepair]

Remember the Barnes shoot better with jump.

Thanks I'll try
I have a tendency to jam everything.

 

[Cloudrepair]

See I got some 300 wsm brass a while back and the sholder was .020 short of my go gage with a comparator. I had loaded these up before I checked that dimension and I thought well I try a few and see how they go.
Sure enough I got the bright light line.

What bugs me I was getting ready to pull the rest to adjust to a jam and thought I'll check my modified case and it was twenty thou short to so I go down and get another one and it within a couple thousands. It would save some trouble if they just made the modified cases the headspace size.
I wonder what the odds are in got a modified case that was short to

 

[Zero333]

Thanks I'll try
I have a tendency to jam everything.

Glad butchlambert mentioned the jump because I totally forgot.

Give them at least a 0.050" jump. Even with a 0.200" jump they shoot good for me.