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

Custom😎 custom Overkill

Fuck im just getting into reloading now for 300BO and 308. For funsies

If lil piggy wants to hide a mile away, I gotta be able to blow his house down

And becuase i want to find a good load setup for pigs

You ladder testing?

The 308

That's the best way to find most accurate load

Thats the plan

I just ladder tested my 338-378

Then got a new scope for it