I carry a wind meter but don’t use it much anymore. I just try to take into account all the wind Indicators I have available at the moment. That’s why I like the 30-28/230 for the longer pokes. It gives a lot better margin of error with all the variables on a shot like that.Windypants
What/how do you figure the wind?
Do you use a wind meter that tells you what’s it’s doing right where you’re standing.
But it doesn’t tell you what’s it doing further out or 3 counties over on those long shots
Hal

Wow thanks for the report. Im itching and will report my load data soonI’ve taken quite a few more coyotes with this bullet now, and am pretty impressed. To me, the ideal is no exit and they drop in there tracks. That’s what I get with a quartering or facing shot, or broadside through the shoulder. Sometimes they spin but are down before I can send a follow-up. Through the ribs gets a runner, but the massive trauma is pretty visible so I know a follow up isn’t needed. I’ve had a couple of gut shots, and they had so much damage that they just stood there for the follow-up.
This is my longest shot so far (and an extremely lucky wind call). 735 yards with 10pm wind @9:00. Dialed 10.5U, 4.5L. He was sitting quartering to me and collapsed in his tracks, with no blood anywhere on him.
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Big ol’ Coyote too.I’ve taken quite a few more coyotes with this bullet now, and am pretty impressed. To me, the ideal is no exit and they drop in there tracks. That’s what I get with a quartering or facing shot, or broadside through the shoulder. Sometimes they spin but are down before I can send a follow-up. Through the ribs gets a runner, but the massive trauma is pretty visible so I know a follow up isn’t needed. I’ve had a couple of gut shots, and they had so much damage that they just stood there for the follow-up.
This is my longest shot so far (and an extremely lucky wind call). 735 yards with 10pm wind @9:00. Dialed 10.5U, 4.5L. He was sitting quartering to me and collapsed in his tracks, with no blood anywhere on him.
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Hornady guys swear 8 twist. But I dont knowWonder if there’s any way a 9 twist will shoot these bullets? Thoughts?
Finally got the 100 grain bullet loaded for the 6.5 Creed. Went with the .020 off and 39.3 grains of H-4895. Book specs came out real close to what I wanted on speed, little Savage sporter barrel averaged 3121 fps on the Garmin. That’s as fast as I want for barrel life, haven’t been to bench yet but shot bagged of of the back of my flatbed and it exploded violently a water bottle at 100+ off my 140 bullet sight in. Now looking for a Wiley.That must be some great powder, never seen the bottom two numbers that close.
The 100 grain bullet left a pretty good exit hole on one at about 170 yards. Low shot, but folded him right up.View attachment 1739424Finally got the 100 grain bullet loaded for the 6.5 Creed. Went with the .020 off and 39.3 grains of H-4895. Book specs came out real close to what I wanted on speed, little Savage sporter barrel averaged 3121 fps on the Garmin. That’s as fast as I want for barrel life, haven’t been to bench yet but shot bagged of of the back of my flatbed and it exploded violently a water bottle at 100+ off my 140 bullet sight in. Now looking for a Wiley.

Is that for the 95? How long is this bullet? Longer than the 115 Berger vld?This is what’s on the box.View attachment 1738103
1.335 oal roughlyIs that for the 95? How long is this bullet? Longer than the 115 Berger vld?
