01-19-2024, 03:50 AM
If you don't have the 6.5 Grendel Reloading Handbooks, I recommend them. Money better spent than a subscription.
https://www.ar15buildbox.com/shop.htm
One thing to remember, it seems that getting the proper data for the same length barrel, or the same twist, or the same powder, or primers, or...or...or...
To that point that one needs to use several references. The Hodgdon site is XLNT: https://hodgdonreloading.com/rldc/
The Barnes site also has some Grendel data: https://www.barnesbullets.com/wp-content...rendel.pdf
The Hornady app/manual (pick your poison) has some good data for Grendel as well. They only charge $0.99 for each caliber. The only caliber I use that they do not list yet is the 8.6 blackout.
All of the above said, measure your loads with your own equipment using your own rifle to know for certain how much velocity the rounds have. Understanding pressure signs can help greatly.
KW
https://www.ar15buildbox.com/shop.htm
One thing to remember, it seems that getting the proper data for the same length barrel, or the same twist, or the same powder, or primers, or...or...or...
To that point that one needs to use several references. The Hodgdon site is XLNT: https://hodgdonreloading.com/rldc/
The Barnes site also has some Grendel data: https://www.barnesbullets.com/wp-content...rendel.pdf
The Hornady app/manual (pick your poison) has some good data for Grendel as well. They only charge $0.99 for each caliber. The only caliber I use that they do not list yet is the 8.6 blackout.
All of the above said, measure your loads with your own equipment using your own rifle to know for certain how much velocity the rounds have. Understanding pressure signs can help greatly.
KW
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