@galesteppes light as fuck recoil

8ish ftlbs

Good BC, does decent out to 1k if you had to

So it's a round with a bit more impact than 5.56 but not as much recoil as 7.62?

No

It's nealy just as powerful as 7.62

please enlighten me

And more powerful out at further ranges due to the bc

I've never heard of this round before

The 6.5 grendal is a middle ground between 5.56 and 7.62....
The Creedmoor on the other hand is superior to the 7.62 in every way

Since the 2 are confused alot

Creedmoor doesnt out preform till 500yrd mark

Within that its either or

What's is it again? Only 2,700 with a 143 grain?

Isnt the 7.62 like 2,700 with a 150 tho?<:thronk:441701565607444482>

Close. Its an ish game unless your hand loading

It's an ish game regardless

Even handloading you see a 10ft/s deviation for some reason...maybe the reading being read wrong...

Atleast I do

With factory loads you get a 50 deviation about

Depending

No clue i havent chronoed my 300bo yet

I chronoed my 7.82 Lazzeroni warbird....3,850ft/s with a 150 grain🤣

It's a lazer

Sweet jesus

I use 220 grain for the bc, and get 3,150...180s run around 3550

Imagine if I loaded the 130s in it😂 it would break 4100

I bet

Lemme take a pig of the bullet

Hear it is next to .308

which is which?

@MadLarkin. 7.62 nato/.308 use a little under 50 grains of powder typically...I loaded these fuckers with 118 grains of Alliant reloader 25

@galesteppes the big one is my Lazzeroni round, the small one is a .308

it's pretty big

well compared to the .308

how does it compare to a 7.62?

@Duke of Mecklenburg the insanity.

A .308/7.62 chucks a 150grain out at about 2,700ft/s.... this chucks the same bullet out at 3,850

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