05-03-2022, 06:13 PM
I emailed the sellers of QuickLoad yesterday about the ability to change colors in the QT program and they tried to do it themselves and couldn't so thats that. I am hoping they will fix it in the next version. I am able to do it in the QT Unlimited program so I am using it for my comparisons. You can compare up to 5 different bullets(calibers) on one graph. I thought that the velocities that showed were not right but I compared the graph velocities to my Strelok Pro and they were very close so I will keep posting the velocities that I get in QTU.
Just because it says that a bullet is getting a certain velocity at a certain yardage on the graph does not mean that you will get that velocity out of your gun. I used data out of the manufacturing manual for 24" barrels for the 100, 129, 85, and 90gr bullets and 20" on the 123gr.
I used 420ft as elevation and 70 degrees for the temp.
Disclaimer: This data is calculated from Quickload so I cannot attest to the accuray of it. All of the loads I used for the graphs are max loads according to the manuals that I got them from so don't start at these loads. Work your way up from a lower load first. Please be safe.
Here is a graph that I made up today with 5 different bullets for the 6.5Grendel. I used the max velocities for each load according to the bullet makers loading manual.
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Here is the Energy graph for the above bullets.
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Just because it says that a bullet is getting a certain velocity at a certain yardage on the graph does not mean that you will get that velocity out of your gun. I used data out of the manufacturing manual for 24" barrels for the 100, 129, 85, and 90gr bullets and 20" on the 123gr.
I used 420ft as elevation and 70 degrees for the temp.
Disclaimer: This data is calculated from Quickload so I cannot attest to the accuray of it. All of the loads I used for the graphs are max loads according to the manuals that I got them from so don't start at these loads. Work your way up from a lower load first. Please be safe.
Here is a graph that I made up today with 5 different bullets for the 6.5Grendel. I used the max velocities for each load according to the bullet makers loading manual.
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][/url]Here is the Energy graph for the above bullets.
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