H4350 is a good powder for the 6.5 CM with 140sBerger Hybrid 140 gr. Starline brass Winchester primer.(because I had them) I am thinking H4350 or IMR4350. Does anyone have a better idea? New rifle not yet fired.
I went with the H4831sc and CCI BR2 primers. I will find out this weekend how it shoots.H4831SC accurate as hell!
Rl26 if you can find it or have available.
You'll be impressed. It shoots well for me but a little slower than the H4350I went with the H4831sc and CCI BR2 primers. I will find out this weekend how it shoots.
That load clocked 2720 fps with a 22" barrelYou'll be impressed. It shoots well for me but a little slower than the H4350
Anytime you add that kind of length to a barrel, typically you'll get excellent velocity with any powders. The H4350 gives impressive velocity even with a 22" barrel.I cannot lie I watched h4350 clock 2950
today. 41.5gr 31" barrel
Berger Hybrid target 140gr. H4831sc 41.5gr. CCI BR2 Starline brass 2.78 oal. less than 1 inch every group at 100 yds. I would pictures but I am to stupid to figure out how. Chronograph is not available until next week. I think it will be the best rifle I have ever owned.
I was gonna suggest giving it a lil more fuel.Good accuracy but you aren’t going to be happy with the velocity with that charge.
John
Check out the secret Carolina load on this board.Berger Hybrid target 140gr. H4831sc 41.5gr. CCI BR2 Starline brass 2.78 oal. less than 1 inch every group at 100 yds. I would pictures but I am to stupid to figure out how. Chronograph is not available until next week. I think it will be the best rifle I have ever owned.
41.5 seemed like a good place to start. After I get the chronograph going I will increase to about 44 gr. Very impressed with the rifle and the scope so far. If I go to a 120 or 130 gr. I would use H4350.