Videos tagged with H4350

This guide outlines a streamlined 5-step process for effective cartridge reloading, emphasizing defining use, selecting components, determining COL, choosing powder, and conducting ladder tests. The method aims to achieve optimal results with minimal component usage by focusing research and testing on the most probable performance zones. It highlights the importance of temperature-stable powders and a calculated jump to the lands for improved accuracy.

This video provides expert guidance on developing loads for the 6.5 Creedmoor cartridge, primarily for hunting applications. Representatives from Hodgdon Powders discuss ideal powder choices, the importance of using their reloading data center, and the process of load development. They emphasize safety, starting with published starting loads, and the iterative nature of finding an accurate and effective load for a specific rifle and bullet combination.

This video details advanced reloading techniques for the 6mm WOA cartridge, focusing on bullet seating consistency, powder selection for heavy bullets, and accuracy testing with various muzzle devices. The instructor, with clear expertise, demonstrates troubleshooting common reloading issues and provides insights into achieving optimal performance. The content is highly technical, suitable for intermediate to advanced reloaders seeking to refine their process for this specific cartridge.

This video details the initial range testing and break-in procedure for a Ballistic Advantage 20" Premium Series AR-10 barrel chambered in 6.5 Creedmoor. The instructor, with apparent experience in AR-10 builds and 6.5 Creedmoor, demonstrates loading various bullet types and powders, conducts accuracy testing with and without a suppressor, and discusses brass performance. The process includes a practical barrel break-in method of shooting and cleaning, emphasizing observation of function and accuracy.

This guide details a methodical approach to testing hotter 6.5 Creedmoor loads, pushing Hodgdon H4350 powder and Hornady 143gr ELD-X bullets beyond published data. Expert insights cover pressure signs, primer cratering, and the use of precision tools like chronographs. The process emphasizes safety and data collection for advanced reloaders.

This video provides an expert-level comparison of Hodgdon H4350 and IMR 4350 powders for the 6.5 Creedmoor cartridge, utilizing 143gr Hornady ELD-X bullets. The instructor, Johnny, details load development, equipment, and range testing, offering valuable insights into powder burn rates, charge weights, and resulting accuracy. The analysis highlights the subtle differences between the two powders and their impact on performance.