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-Zac
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I reload for my rifles.
Two thoughts.
1. The 121 gr 6.5 shows 1.462" length, which exceeds the 129 Nosler ABLR at 1.350. IMO the ABLR is as long as I would go, and even for that one I personally load it only in my Howa where I can get longer coal's. Most of the time I'd load the 130 gr Accubond anyway b/c it's a bit shorter still (powder room) but very accurate and able to go farther than I can shoot - 400 yds for bambi if I saw one that far...
2. They are $62.00 per 50, which also makes them pretty costly to shoot very much.
Those 2 considerations for me make this bullet a non-starter, I have too much fun shooting the regular bullets, and I shoot pretty often for a retired guy-amateur.
Others may like them however, I'm just sayin' for me.
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I watched and read the testing on snipershide of the warner tool bullets and they are impressive....a 20 inch 308 outperformed a 6.5 creedmoor....I would like to try some, but the length looks to be too much for a Grendel to get the performance the bullet is capable of...Comment
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These were discussed previously and the consensus was that they were too long to be able to achieve the velocities to take advantage to the design.
Take a look at the photo in the bottom of Post #1 hereComment
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I did say it was a novice question. I kind of thought it would be too long. Just wanted to be sure.-Zac
Husband, Father, Veteran. Grateful for my redemption.Comment
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No questions are considered silly here brother.Comment
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Even it it wasn't too long, the cost alone would prevent me from shooting it in 6.5 Grendel, regardless of how fast it goes. Might be a different story if I was a sponsored shooter, and I was capable of shooting 5 shot groups @ .25 MOA.Sticks
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