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The answer is: D. All the above.

Naw you paid for it.

Looks like friendly skys to me

"Too few samples", yes exactly. I was trying different powders, I have a larger sample size (20 rds) to try with Varget for the next range trip. All are loaded the same as above. I'm hoping the next 20 stay under 1 moa. That would work for my needs. I don’t believe in "flyers" with jacketed bullets.

2.003" cartridge base to ogive about 2.620 overall length. I'm using a Primary Arms 1-6X lpvo on that rig. It is my work rifle and spends most of it's life on the handle bars of a four wheeler or a pick up seat.

Same load same target same rifle adjusted down and shot 3 more.

22-250 32 grns Varget Rem 9 1/2 PPU brass. Tikka T3X lite, Tikka vertical grip, Mountain Tactical bottom metal.

Yes the 62 grn ELDVT in an 8 twist 22-250.

Don't know who she is but we have the same scar. 😄

I got about 3340 fps with a 22" bbl. In my 22-250. I would go with a 20" bbl over an 18" bbl. I don't run a suppressor or brake.

You know you don't have to change your clocks. I haven't changed mine in years. Started as a protest now it's just normal.

I have a 1:8 twist. Overall group was under 1 inch. That was at 101 yards off a bipod with a 1-6X lpvo. Most all loads with 75 grain bullets were under 1 inch. The 55 grn factory loads didn't print under 1 inch. I have Varget and a jug of Superformance that I bought for a 22 Creedmoor but it...

I tried one load of the 62 grain eld vt in my 22-250 tikka. Got about 3350 fps with a middle of the road charge of superformance. They will work for my intended every day coyote rifle.

According to my dad kale chips taste better than sea gulls.

Just wondering how many rpms are these bullets going to take before they start not getting to the target? I thought about 3400 fps in an 8 twist bbl was about the limit?

No doubt that many bullet designs have higher BCs, and add to that, probably not many people hunting at 1000 yards with a 6mm CM.

Glad to hear the 62 ELD VT are working well. I plan to load some in both 22CM and 22-250. Both 1:8 twist.

I prefer the 100 grain Nosler Partitions have used them in 243 WIN, 6mm Remington and am currently loading them in 6mm CM. They have worked flawless since 1970 for myself my dad and brother.