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Are Hornady 6.5mm 140 gr. ELD Match any good?

I've been seeing mixed reports of people saying that the Hornady 6.5mm 140 gr. ELD Match bullets are hit or miss.
Could anyone with some real world experience let me know before I invest in a lot of 500.
I know that bergers are the gold standard, but those are like finding a unicorn these days. I'd appreciate anything as far as results and how they performed.
I just ordered a MPA 6.5 BA competition rifle and wanted to get an idea of how I should be developing my loads with this rifle. I wanted to start out with a quality bullet and see how I could progress from there. I also have 300 Lapua 6.5mm 139 scenar bullets that I plan to use to develop loads as well. I'll be using H4350 and cci 450 primers as a reference.
 
May take a little more effort with load work up. Normally, for me it takes more time and effort with Hornady than any other bullet with any caliber I've tried. The only exception so far is the A-tips in 6mm, 6.5mm &.308.
 
Really appreciate the input guys. I’ll load them up and give them a shot. I just wanted be sure I wasn’t starting load development for a bullet that would be difficult to find good results with.
 
I shoot the 140 ELDM in a 6.5x47 and a 260 rem. They shoot great and are high BC. I sort them by CBTO and weight because they are not very consistant, even same lot.
 

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